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Mazur’s Program B on Abelian Surfaces

Posted on September 7, 2018 by Persiflage

In the book “More mathematical people,” there is an interview with Robin Wilson with the following quote: At the meal I found myself sitting next to Alistair Cooke who was very charming, and absolutely fascinating to listen to. The very … Continue reading →

Posted in Mathematics, Travel | Tagged Alistair Cooke, Andrew Sutherland, Aperol, Brauer-Severi variety, Champagne, David Zureick-Brown, Faltings, George Boxer, Goodies, John Cremona, lunar eclipse, Mazur's Program B, Mike Bennett, Moon, More Mathematical People, Robin Wilson, Schwarzwald, Secret Informant, Shiva Chidambaram, Toby Gee, Vincent Pilloni, Walk in the Black Forest | 2 Comments

Chicago Seminar Roundup

Posted on April 28, 2018 by Persiflage

Here are two questions I had about the past two number theory seminars. I haven’t had the opportunity to think about either of them seriously, so they may be easy (or more likely stupid). Anthony Várilly-Alvarado: Honestly, I’ve never quite … Continue reading →

Posted in Mathematics | Tagged ABC, Adam Levine, Anthony Várilly-Alvarado, Benjamin Bakker, Faltings, Hindry, Ilya Khayutin, Mr T, Ronen Mukamel, Szpiro, Szpiro's Conjecture, University of Chicago, Vojta | 2 Comments

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