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
- Automorphic forms and their arithmetic
- Analytic and probabilistic number theory
- Computational number theory
- Diophantine approximation, arithmetic combinatorics, and arithmetic statistics
- Diophantine geometry (connections to algebraic geometry, algebraic groups, heights, special functions, transcendence and equidistribution)
Activities
The Number Theory Seminar meets on Monday afternoons at 3pm in B3.02, with lunch before and coffee after. There is a weekly informal group meeting which meets on Tuesday 3pm (term 1 – C1.06, B1.12 just for week 8, term 2 – wk 1 in B3.02, wks 2-10 in C1.06, term 3 – MB0.08 wks 2-10 as T3 starts on a Weds), and a study group at 1pm Friday B3.03. The junior seminar is in B3.01 at 11am on Monday. To receive updates please subscribe to the mailing list here. For historical activities in the group, see the list or the calendar.
Group Members
Staff
- Jon Chapman
- Sam Chow
- John Cremona (Emeritus)
- Adam Harper
- Simon Myerson
- Akshat Mudgal
- Harry Schmidt
- Samir Siksek
- Damiano Testa
- Helena Verrill
- Han Yu
Graduate Students
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Year 4+
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A list of past PhD graduates from the number theory group can be found here.