Automorphic Forms and L-functions
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- Kathrin
Bringmann ... [
bringman@math.umn.edu ]
Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 2004 University of Heidelberg
number theory and combinatorics involving elliptic and Siegel modular forms, Maass forms, partitions, and mock theta functions.
- Adrian
Diaconu ... [
cad@math.umn.edu ]
Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 1999
Brown University
number theory, automorphic forms
- Paul Garrett
... [
garrett@math.umn.edu ]
Professor , Ph.D. 1977
Princeton University
automorphic forms, L-functions,
representations, harmonic analysis, number theory
- Dennis
Hejhal ... [
hejhal@math.umn.edu ]
Professor , Ph.D. 1972 Stanford
University
analysis, number theory, supercomputers
- Dihua
Jiang ... [
dhjiang@math.umn.edu ]
Professor ,
Ph.D. 1994 Ohio State University
automorphic forms,
L-functions, number theory, harmonic analysis, representation theory
- Andrew
Odlyzko ... [
odlyzko@math.umn.edu ]
Professor , Ph.D. 1975
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
computational
complexity, cryptography, number theory, combinatorics, coding theory,
analysis, probability theory, ecommerce, and economics of data
networks
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