Course Description and Grading Breakdown The purpose of this course is to introduce certain basic aspects of the theory of Automorphic forms by looking at the simplest case, namely the multiplicative group of a division quaternion algebra. We will discuss rudiments of Zeta functions, trace formula, and special points on certain associated curves. True to the nature of the field, the arguments will be in parts analytic, algebraic and geometric.
Course Meeting Time and LocationTuesday and Thursday 10:30 - 11:55 am 104 Math Building (Building 15)
Course Instructor Contact Information and Office Hours 256 West Bridge Office Hours - Wednesdays 4 - 5 pm
TA Contact Information and Office Hours
Supplementary Notes
Course Policies Late work -
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Midterm and Final Exam
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| You may consult: | | | | Course textbook (including answers in the back) | YES | YES | | Other books | YES | NO | | Solution manuals | NO | NO | | Internet | YES | NO | | Your notes (taken in class) | YES | YES | | Class notes of others | YES | NO | | Your hand copies of class notes of others | YES | YES | | Photocopies of class notes of others | YES | NO | | Electronic copies of class notes of others | YES | NO | | Course handouts | YES | YES | | Your returned homework / exams | YES | YES | | Solutions to homework / exams (posted on webpage) | YES | YES | | Homework / exams of previous years | NO | NO | | Solutions to homework / exams of previous years | NO | NO | | Emails from TAs | YES | NO | | You may: |
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| | Discuss problems with others | YES | NO | | Look at communal materials while writing up solutions | YES | NO | | Look at individual written work of others | NO | NO | | Post about problems online | NO | NO | | For computational aids, you may use: |
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| | Calculators | YES* | NO | | Computers | YES* | NO |
* You may use a computer or calculator while doing the homework, but may not refer to this as justification for your work. For example, "by Mathematica" is not an acceptable justification for deriving one equation from another. Also, since computers and calculators will not be allowed on the exams, it's best not to get too dependent on them. |
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