Welcome to the Number Theory Lab! This is a regular mini seminar faced to CSU faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students. In this seminar, people can feel comfortable talking about everything related to number theory--- including but not limited to a talk of your work, a series of talks of a specific topic and an update of ongoing projects. Our plan is to try to express the beauty of number theory at the graduate level so that everyone can get a taste of the ideas.
Update: in Spring 2022, we go back to in-person meeting!
Time: Thursday 1pm (weekly).
Location: Weber 201.
Topic: In this semester, we hope to learn Galois theory for tropical curves.
The temporary schedule is below, the meeting link will be sent via email one or two days before the meeting. For more information about this seminar, please see the website. Please contact Lian Duan (lian.duan@gmail.com) for any questions or concerns.
01/20/2022: Organizing meeting.
01/27/2022: Rachel Pries: Introduction to the Inverse Galois problem.
02/03/2022: Lian Duan: Galois groups from Galois representations.
02/10/2022: Renzo Cavalieri: Introduction to tropical curves.
02/17/2022: Jeff Achter.
02/24/2022: (no talk due to the FRAGMENT seminar).