PANTS at Georgia Tech

The Palmetto Number Theory Series (PANTS) is a series of number theory meetings held at colleges and universities in the Southeast since 2006. PANTS XLI will be held from Saturday morning, October 3 to noon Sunday, October 4 at Georgia Tech. 

The conference's specific location and schedule will be announced later. Local information, scheduling, and program will be updated at a later point. 

Local Organizers: Cruz Castillo(ccasti30 AT illinois.edu) and Alex Dunn (adunn61 AT gatech.edu). 

PANTS/Funding Contact: Hui Xue (huixue AT clemson.edu)

Invited Speakers

Registration

Registration is free. Please register by September 1st. If you would like to give a 20 minute contributed talk, please submit your title and abstract by September 10th. 

Lodging 

Participants are responsible for making their own hotel arrangements. We have reserved a block of rooms at the GT Hotel & Conference Center hotel for $249 per night. If you choose to, a link to book a room will be emailed to you upon completion of registration. The deadline to book the hotel is September 2. 

Funding 

Funding Contact: Hui Xue (huixue AT clemson.edu)

PANTS has a limited budget from which to potentially provide (partial) support for travel for some junior participants. In order to stretch our budget, we encourage car pooling and students to share lodging as much as possible.  At the moment, only US citizens and permanent residents are eligible for partial reimbursement.  We will update this website with more funding information when available.

PANTS is funded for the 2026-2027 academic year by a grant from the NSA.  Refreshments at PANTS XLI are partially supported by the Richard Duke Endowed Fund at the Georgia Tech School of Mathematics.  

PANTS

PANTS Contact: Hui Xue (huixue AT clemson.edu)

The core members of the PANTS consortium are the flagship research schools in the state of South Carolina, "The Palmetto State": 

• Clemson University

• University of South Carolina

The goal of the PANTS meetings is to provide an opportunity for number theorists in South Carolina, and more generally, in the Southeast, to hear about recent research in all areas of number theory, pure and applied. For links to webpages of all PANTS meetings, see the PANTS home page.  

For all funding/reimbursement questions please contact Hui Xue.