Women in Number Theory 6
a collaborative research workshop, March 26 to March 31, 2023.
Location: Banff International Research Station
Organizers: Shabnam Akhtari, Alina Bucur, Jennifer Park, and Renate Scheidler
Organized in partnership with the Clay Mathematics Institute.
The workshop will have the dual objectives of carrying out simultaneous research projects during the conference that result in ongoing collaboration and mentoring junior researchers in number theory. The conference will bring together established researchers, junior faculty, and advanced graduate students.
The workshop will highlight and advance the scientific goals and research agendas of women who are active and successful researchers in number theory. At the same time this framework will be used to help create a strong collaboration network for junior researchers coming into the field, connect them with important research directions and expand their network of collaborators and research mentors.
Prior to the workshop, each participant will be assigned to a working group according to their research interests, and each group will have one or two leaders who will suggest research projects and provide background reading for their groups. At the conference, there will be background lectures for each project, and a good portion of the time will be allotted for the working groups to meet and work on their project. At the end of the week, some members of each research group will describe their group's progress as well as future directions for their work.
BIRS provides room and board free of charge for the duration of the workshop. There may be some limited funding for travel.
Working Projects:
Group 1.
Arithmetic Statistics
Project leaders: Alina Bucur and Ila Varma
Group 2.
Campana points of bounded heights on orbifold stacks
Project leaders: Jenn Park and Marta Pieropan
Group 3.
Generalized Eckardt points on del Pezzo surfaces of degree 1
Project leaders: Julie Desjardins and Rosa Winter
Group 4.
Hasse Principles and Patching
Project leaders: Raman Parimala and Sujatha Ramdorai
Group 5.
Isogenous Discriminant Twins over Number Fields
Project leaders: Alyson Deines and Manami Roy
Group 6.
Machine learning and arithmetic
Project leaders: Kristin Lauter and Rachel Newton
Group 7.
Moments of Artin-Schreier Covers
Project leaders: Alexandra Florea and Matilde Lalin
Group 8.
Non-archimedean Arithmetic Dynamics
Project leaders: Jacqueline Anderson and Bella Tobin
Group 9.
Parametrizing moduli spaces of Artin-Schreier curves
Project leaders: Elisa Lorenzo García and Beth Malmskog
Group 10.
Residue fields of algebraic points on curves in a linear system
Project leaders: Yuan Liu and Bianca Viray
Group 11.
Sums of Fourier Coefficients of Cusp Forms
Project leaders: Alia Hamieh and Naomi Tanabe
Fundings and Support:
Clay Mathematics Institute
Journal of Number Theory
National Science Foundation
Number Theory Foundation
Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences
To participate please complete and submit the application form by September 26, 2022.