Number Theory
The number theorists at Warwick work in a variety of areas, including:
- Diophantine equations
- Rational points on elliptic curves, curves of higher genus, and surfaces
- Modular forms, including their application to Diophantine equations
- Iwasawa theory
- Hilbert and Bianchi modular forms
- Analytic and probabilistic number theory
- Computational number theory
- Unlikely intersections in Shimura varieties
- Diophantine approximation, arithmetic combinatorics, and arithmetic statistics
Group Members
Staff
- Sam Chow
- John Cremona (Emeritus)
- Adela Gherga
- Adam Harper
- Minhyong Kim
- Christopher Lazda
- Pak-Hin Lee
- David Loeffler
- Simon Myerson
- Martin Orr
- Oscar Rivero Salgado (from Feb 2021)
- Samir Siksek
- Damiano Testa
- Chris Williams
Graduate Students
- Nuno Arala Santos (Chow, Myerson)
- Josha Box (Siksek)
- Xenia Dimitrakopolou (Loeffler, Williams)
- Steven Groen (Testa)
- Zeping Hao (Loeffler)
- Elvira Lupoian (Siksek, Testa)
- Muhammad Manji (Loeffler, Maclagan)
- Daniele Mastrostefano (Harper)
- Jorge Mendoza (Testa)
- Philippe Michaud-Rodgers (Siksek, Testa)
- Diana Mocanu (Kim, Siksek)
- Ben Moore (Kim)
- Robert Rockwood (Loeffler)
- Barnabas Szabo (Harper)
- Robin Visser (Loeffler, Siksek)
A list of former staff and graduate student members of the number theory group can be found here.
Activities
Seminar activities are numerous and include a wide range from informal learning groups to more formal seminars. The Number Theory Seminar meets on Monday afternoons. There is a weekly informal group meeting which meets on Tuesday afternoons. For a complete overview of all activities in the group, see the list or the calendar.