Arizona Winter School 2018: Iwasawa Theory
AWS 2018 will be held March 3-7, 2018 at the
University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ.
Please note that AWS 2018 is being held one week earlier relative to previous Winter Schools due to a recent change
in the University of Arizona academic calendar. This change will affect future Winter Schools as well,
so the dates for AWS 2019 will be March 2-6, 2019 (two weeks earlier relative to tradition).
Please refer to University of Arizona academic calendars for future years.
(The AWS begins on the first day of the University of Arizona's Spring Recess in any given year.)
- The deadline to apply for funding was November 10, 2017. The deadline to register was December 10, 2017.
- Schedule and other important information
- Local directions
- Organizers: Mirela Ciperiani and Romyar Sharifi (main program), with Alina Bucur, Bryden Cais, and David Zureick-Brown
- Funded by the National Science Foundation and organized in partnership with the Clay Mathematics Institute.
Courses:
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John Coates: Classical algebraic Iwasawa theory
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David Loeffler and Sarah Zerbes: Euler systems
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Romyar Sharifi: Modular curves and cyclotomic fields
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Christopher Skinner: Iwasawa theory, modular forms, and elliptic curves
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Ralph Greenberg: Remarks on Iwasawa theory for elliptic curves
with special lecture by
Problem sessions:
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Kazim Büyükboduk : Algebraic aspects of Iwasawa theory
- Problem set: extended
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Robert Harron : p-adic L-functions: the known and unknown
- Problem set: extended
Project assistants:
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Yongxiong Li (Coates), Rodolfo Venerucci (Loeffler and Zerbes), Preston Wake (Sharifi), Francesc Castella (Skinner)
Study Group Leaders:
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Bharath Palvannan (Coates), Florian Sprung (Loeffler and Zerbes), Ashay Burungale (Sharifi), Zheng Liu (Skinner)