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Tag Archives: Akshay Venkatesh
Arbeitsgemeinschaft 2020
The April 2020 Oberwolfach Arbeitsgemeinschaft will be on derived Galois deformation rings and the cohomology of arithmetic groups! For those who don’t know, the Arbeitsgemeinschaft (“study group”) is different from usual Oberwolfach workshops (or workshops more generally) — the idea … Continue reading
Local-global compatibility for imaginary quadratic fields
One of the key steps in the 10-author paper is to prove results on local-global compatibility for Galois representations associated to torsion classes. The results proved in that paper, unfortunately, fall well-short of the optimal desired local-global compatibility statement, because … Continue reading
Jacquet-Langlands and an old R=T conjecture
This is part 2 of a series of posts on R=T conjectures for inner forms of GL(2). (See here for part 1). (Edit: this is still incorrect and there should have been a part 3, but I’ve been distracted… in … Continue reading
Jacquet-Langlands and a new R=T conjecture
It is somewhat mysterious how one should formulate the Jacquet-Langlands correspondence integrally, particularly in the presence of torsion classes. Even the classical case has many subtleties including for example some results in this paper of Ribet. In the case of … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Akshay Venkatesh, Allen Cheng, David Helm, I have a subtle plan my lord, Jacquet-Langlands, Jeff Manning, Ken Ribet, R=T, torsion
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Bristol 2005
(This is really just a supplement to this post.) The AIM model of conferences encourages real time collaboration, which is unusual as far as mathematical conferences go. But the ne plus ultra of such a conference (among those I have … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Travel
Tagged 628, AIM, Akshay Venkatesh, Andrew Booker, Ben Green, Brian Conrey, Bristol, Clifton, David Farmer, Elon Lindenstrauss, Emmanuel Kowalski, Erez Lapid, GSp(4), Jon Keating, Mark Watkins, Pork Pies, Ramanujan Conjecture, Sally Koutsoliotas, Soundararajan, William Stein
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The spoils of Rio
Congratulations to Akshay and Peter — don’t spend all those loonies at once! (Actually, I’m not sure that’s a grammatically correct usage of the word loonies unless they pay the winners in the form of 15000 coins; possibly the Hawk … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Politics, Waffle
Tagged Akshay Venkatesh, Collaboration, Emmanuel Kowalski, Fields Medals, Loonies, Peter Scholze, The Hawk
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This year in Jerusalem
I just returned from spending almost a week in Jerusalem (my first ever visit to Israel). The main reason for my visit was to talk with Alex Lubotzky (and Shai Evra) about mathematics, but there was plenty of time for … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Akshay Venkatesh, Alex Gamburd, Alex Lubotzky, Andre Reznikov, Biblical Times, Cats, Chords Bridge, Coffee, David Kazhdan, Ehud de Shalit, en passant, Eucalyptus, Figs, Giant Sarnak Head, Guns, Ishtabach, Jerusalem, Machneyuda, Magnum, Michael Schein, Ostrowski, Peter Sarnak, Shai Evra, Shamburak, Shikshukit, Stalin
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Abandonware
For a young mathematician, there is a lot of pressure to publish (or perish). The role of for-profit academic publishing is to publish large amounts of crappy mathematics papers, make a lot of money, but at least in return grant … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged Abandonware, Akshay Venkatesh, Andrew Odlyzko, Bernard Woolley, David Geraghty, Dick Gross, Discriminant Bounds, Galois Representations, Imaginary Quadratic Fields, Jacquet-Langlands, John Voight, Lassina Dembélé, Matthew Greenberg, Peter Sarnak, Publishing, Taylor-Wiles, Under The Cosh, Yes Minister
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