Amy DeCelles
(Former) Graduate Student
Dept. of Mathematics, University of Minnesota
Currently: Assistant Professor at Goshen College, Goshen IN
This page is no longer updated. Please see my new website.
CV
Contact Information
Email: decel004@math.umn.edu
Office: Vincent 522
Office Phone: 612-624-4143
Research etc.
Applying harmonic analysis of automorphic forms to number theory. A few working papers:
- Pythagorean Triples and Fermat's Last Theorem (May 2011)
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- notes for my Science Speakers Series talk at Goshen College (expository, for a mixed audience)
- An exact formula relating lattice points in symmetric spaces to the automorphic spectrum (Updated May 2011)
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- extract an exact formula for smoothed lattice-point counting in symmetric spaces from a spectral identity obtained by producing two expressions for the automorphic fundamental solution (a Poincare series) to an invariant differential operator; develop a global automorphic Sobolev theory (results from PhD thesis)
- Fundamental solution for (Delta - lambda_z)^n on a symmetric space G/K (Updated May 2011)
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- develop global zonal spherical Sobolev theory; use harmonic analysis of bi-K-invariant functions to obtain an integral representation for the fundamental solution; evaluate the integral using Hecke's identity, producing an explicit expression, with an eye towards further applications involving the associated Poincare series (results from PhD thesis)
- Spectral identities and exact formulas for counting lattice points in symmetric spaces (Nov 2009)
- presentation given at the Midwest Number Theory Conference
for Graduate Students (Madison, 2009)
- SL(2) Spherical Functions from Integral Representations (June 2010)
- compute the SL(2) spherical functions from integral over unipotent radical
- Spherical Function as Integral over Affine (Dec 2009)
- compute the GL(2) spherical functions as left-average-over-K of spherical vector in principal series; use Bruhat decomposition to transform GL(3)integral over K to an integral over (affine!) unipotent radical
- SL(2) Spherical Functions from Integral Representations (June 2010)
- compute the SL(2) spherical functions from integral over unipotent radical
- Towards GL(3) Spherical Functions (Oct 2009)
- Haar measure in Cartan coordinates, Casimir on principal series, Casimir on bi-K-invariant functions, PDE for spherical functions
- Integral Representations of L-functions (Feb 2009)
- brief discussion of GL(n)xGL(m) L-functions, starting with Iwasasa-Tate zeta integral, also Rankin-Selberg
- Harmonic Analysis of GL(2) and GL(3) Automorphic Forms (Jan 2009)
- L^2 decomposition of automorphic forms; cuspforms, pseudo-Eisenstein series, maximal and minimal parabolic Eisenstein series; constant terms and functional equations of Eisenstein series
Teaching
This year I am funded by a Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, so I am not teaching.
Past Teaching
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