The Graduate Center Arithmetic Geometry Seminar

number theory

Audience:	Researchers in the topic
Seminar series times:	No fixed schedule
Organizers:	Heidi Goodson*, Krzysztof Klosin
	*contact for this listing

The Graduate Center Arithmetic Geometry Seminar covers a wide range of topics in Arithmetic Geometry and Number Theory. The purpose of this seminar is to provide a venue for researchers in the NYC area to connect with new research and with other number theorists and arithmetic geometers. The seminar will be conducted in a hybrid format in order to increase access.

Upcoming talks

Past talks

Your time			Speaker	Title
Tue	May 06	19:00	James Austin Myer	(Toward) An Algorithm to Construct (Explicitly) a Regular Model of a Hyperelliptic Curve in (Bad) Characteristic (0, 2)
Tue	Apr 22	19:00	Marco Sangiovanni Vincentelli	A Base Change of Kato’s Euler System
Tue	Apr 01	19:00	Steven Groen	The Schottky problem in characteristic 2
Tue	Mar 25	19:00	Jaclyn Lang	Eisenstein congruences in prime-square level
Tue	Mar 04	20:00	Xiaoyu Huang (Coco)	Learning Euler Factors of Elliptic Curves and Recent Machine Learning Applications to Number Theory
Tue	Feb 04	20:00	Ellen Eischen	Algebraicity of Spin L-functions for GSp_6
Tue	Jan 28	20:00	Rebecca Bellovin	Perfectoid covers of abelian varieties
Tue	Dec 03	20:00	Asimina Hamakiotes	Abelian extensions arising from elliptic curves with complex multiplication
Tue	Nov 26	20:00	Jen Berg	Brauer-Manin obstructions requiring arbitrarily many Brauer classes
Tue	Nov 19	20:00	John Cullinan	Explicit Arithmetic in Isogeny-Torsion Graphs
Tue	Nov 05	20:00	Deewang Bhamidipati	q-Frobenius Trace Distributions of Abelian Varieties
Tue	Oct 29	19:00	Karol Kozioł	A gentle introduction to the mod p Local Langlands Program
Tue	Oct 08	19:00	Anwesh Ray	Iwasawa theory and connections with arithmetic statistics and Hilbert's tenth problem
Tue	May 14	19:00	David Schwein	Tame supercuspidals at bad primes
Tue	May 07	19:00	Dorota Blinkiewicz	Linear relations in semiabelian varieties
Tue	Apr 16	19:00	Wanlin Li	The nontriviality of the Ceresa cycle
Tue	Apr 02	19:00	Melissa Emory	On determining Sato-Tate groups
Tue	Mar 19	19:00	Peter Dillery	Comparing local Langlands correspondences
Tue	Mar 05	20:00	Nathan Chen	Low degree maps and points
Tue	Feb 27	20:00	Ila Varma	Counting number fields and predicting asymptotics
Tue	Feb 20	20:00	Jim Brown	Coding theory, lattices, and theta functions
Tue	Feb 06	20:00	Kalyani Kansal	Irregular loci in the Emerton-Gee stack for GL2
Tue	Jan 16	20:00	Tobias Berger	Pseudomodularity of residually reducible Galois representations

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