Spring 1999 Berkeley Number Theory Seminar

Department of Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley

Spring 1999 Number Theory Seminar Schedule



Week of WEDNESDAY FRIDAY
January 11   Pierre Berthelot, Rennes

Crystalline cohomology
and $\cal D$-module theory

January 18 Organizational Meeting  
January 25 Tom Scanlon

Diophantine Geometry of Torsion Modules
in Positive Characteristic

Tom Scanlon

Some details for Wednesday's talk
on torsion modules

February 3 Richard Taylor, Harvard

The local Langlands conjecture

Richard Taylor

On the bad reduction
of certain Shimura varieties

Febuary 10 David Carlton, Stanford

"Moduli for pairs of elliptic curves
with isomorphic p-torsion"

 
Febuary 17 No lecture schedualed Daqing Wan, UCI

On the Proof of Dwork's Conjecture

Febuary 24 Matt Baker

The Coleman-Kaskel-Ribet Conjecture

 
March 3 Pascale Kaulmann

Dimension of symmetric or skew-symmetric
matrices of given minimal polynomial}

William Stein, UCB

Visibility of Tate-Shafarevich Groups
of Optimal Quotients of J_0(N).

March 10 Mike Rubinstein, MSRI

"Zeros of L-functions: Evidence
for a Spectral Interpretation".

Glenn Stevens, BU

$p$-adic Analytic Families and
$p$-Adic Periods of Modular Forms

March 17    
March 24 Spring Break 
March 31 Shuzo Takahashi

Parametrizations of Elliptic Curves
by Shimura Curves

Adrian Iovita, UW

Anticyclotomic $p$-adic L-functions
attached to higher weight modular forms

April 7 Amod Agashe, UCB

"On the ratio of the L-value to the real period for
winding quotients of level a product of two distinct primes"

 
April 14 Lawren Smithline UCB

"Slopes of 3-adic overconvergent modular forms"

 
April 21 Bjorn Poonen, UCB

Algebraic families of nonzero elements
of Shafarevich-Tate groups

Ken Ribet, UCB
April 28 Adrian Vasiu, UCB

The Langlands-Rapoport conjecture

 
May 5 S. Zhang

Distribution of almost division points

 


The Number Theory Seminar meets Wednesdays and Fridays at 3:12pm in 891 Evans Hall. Lectures last 50 minutes and are followed by a short question period. The mathematical public is cordially invited to attend.

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