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Category Archives: Mathematics
It’s not a Lemma, it’s a Proposition!
Congratulations to Ken for winning the the Steele prize. I first met Ken on the Hearst mining circle. It was September of 1997, during the time I was applying for graduate schools. I was visiting Danny on the way to … Continue reading
“Fields of definition”
Can you help settle a disagreement? This is a debate about notation I am having with a colleague; I will try to present it without prejudice (and probably fail). Let \(G\) be a group, and let \(V\) be a finite … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Politics
Tagged field of definition, field of moduli, John Voight, Pete Clark, Quaternion Algebras, Town Square, Triangle Groups
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Giving a good mathematics talk
Last week, Tadashi Tokieda came to Chicago to give a colloquium. If you have seen him speak, you will not be surprised to learn that it was absolutely delightful talk. I carried the talk around with me in my mind … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged Colloquia, Henri Darmon, Jan Vonk, Kai-Wen Lan, Manjul Bhargava, Tadashi Tokieda
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Walter Neumann
I recently learnt the sad news that Walter Neumann just passed away. Although I don’t think I have seen him in person for over 25 years, Walter was a pretty significant influence in my mathematical life. Here are some of … Continue reading
Not quite what I meant
Weibo Fu wrote an interesting paper on upper bounds for spaces of Bianchi modular forms, pushing previous results of Simon Marshall and Yongquan Hu to get more or less optimal results in the weight aspect. More generally, for any number … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged Annals of Math, completed cohomology, Matthew Emerton, Simon Marshall, Weibo Fu, Yongquan Hu
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SL_n versus GL_n
I recently wrote a paper (with Toby Gee and George Boxer, see also here) on constructing regular algebraic automorphic representations \(\pi\) of (cohomological) weight zero and level one, and therefore also cuspidal cohomology classes in the cohomology of \(\mathrm{GL}_n(\mathbf{Z})\) for … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged AI, ChatGPT, Gaëtan Chenevier, George Boxer, Go, Grunwald-Wang Theorem, Hilbert modular forms, Jack Thorne, James Newton, Jean-Pierre Labesse, Joachim Schwermer, John Tate, Jürgen Rohlfs, Karen Vogtmann, la langue française, Laurent Clozel, Nasit Darshan, Pierre Colmez, Raghuram, Serre, Serre-Tate Correspondence, Stefan Patrikis, Tate, Toby Gee
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A talk on my new work with Vesselin Dimitrov and Yunqing Tang on irrationality
Here is a video of my talk from the recent 70th birthday conference of Peter Sarnak. During a talk one always forgets to say certain things, so I realized that my blog could be a good place to give some … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged Alf van der Poorten, Apéry, Ball, François Charles, Hermite, Irrationality, Jen-Benoît Bost, Lambert, Lindemann, Occam, Peter Sarnak, pi, Tanguy Rivoal, Vesselin Dimitrov, Wadim Zudilin, Yunqing Tang
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Zeilberger + ChatGPT
Since I don’t have maple, I can’t play with the following code: https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/tokhniot/MultiAlmkvistZeilberger.txt But is ChatGPT now good enough to re-write this in either pari/gp or magma (or Mathematica). I’m not sure how realistic this might be (without some serious … Continue reading
Unramified Fontaine-Mazur for representations coming from abelian varieties
Mark Kisin gave a talk at the number theory seminar last week where the following problem arose: Let \(W\) be the Galois representation associated to the Tate module of an abelian variety \(A\) over a number field, and suppose that … Continue reading
The horizontal Breuil-Mezard conjecture
Postdoc hiring season will be upon us soon! I have two excellent graduate students who will be applying for academic jobs soon, Chengyang Bao and Andreea Iorga. I have mentioned Chengyang’s first project before here and an introduction to the … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Students, Work of my students
Tagged Andreea Iorga, Andrew Wiles, Ariane Mézard, Breuil-Mezard, Chengyang Bao, Christophe Breuil, Cohen-Macaulay, Galois Representations, Gorenstein, Hilbert, Hiring Season, Kevin Buzzard, Local Langlands, Mark Kisin, Richard Taylor, Sandra Rozensztajn, Taylor-Wiles, Toby Gee
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