Conferences in Arithmetic Geometry

Revision as of 23:43, 30 July 2010

This is a list of upcoming conferences in arithmetic geometry (broadly construed); please help me keep this current. (To prevent spam, one cannot autogenerate login accounts on the wiki; email me with a proposed username to receive a password.) An ideal complete entry includes a conference title, location, dates, and a web site, but incomplete entries can also be useful. After a conference occurs, its entry should be moved to the separate list of past conferences.

Here are some other conference lists, with overlapping but distinct areas of focus. (I admit to swiping listings from all of these sources; I imagine the converse also holds.)

• Number Theory Web conferences page: more number theory, less algebraic geometry.
• Ravi Vakil's conference page: more algebraic geometry, less number theory.
• Teruyoshi Yoshida's home page (see Events, at the bottom of the page): similar to this page, but with a bit more representation theory.
• Arun Ram's conference page: pretty broad, but centered on combinatorial representation theory.
• Galois Theory and Explicit Methods: an EU research network that organizes many events.
• Sarah Whitehouse's conference page: topology. See also the Topology Atlas.
• Andreas Holmstrom's Motivic blog: cohomology, homotopy theory, arithmetic geometry.
• Sage wiki: Sage computer algebra development conferences (on various themes).
• IACR: cryptology.

Sorting convention: I sort events by their start date. A start date of "January" comes between December 31 and January 1.

2010

As in the 2009 list, this list begins with a separated list of long programs (two months or longer):

• Special year in number theory, July 2009-February 2010, POSTECH, Pohang (South Korea)
• Special year in analytic number theory, September 1, 2009-June 30, 2010, IAS, Princeton
• Research programme in arithmetic geometry, September 1, 2009-July 31, 2010, CRM, Barcelona
• Galois Trimester, January 4-March 27, Institut Henri Poincaré, Paris
• Algebra and Number Theory (junior program), January 4-March 31, Hausdorff Institute, Bonn
• Number theory as experimental and applied science, January 4-April 19, CRM, Montréal
• Special year on Galois representations and automorphic forms, September 20, 2010-April 8, 2011, IAS, Princeton
• PIMS Collaborative Research Group in Number Theory, fall 2010-spring 2013, western Canada

And now for the regular conferences.

• Galois Trimester miniconference, January 4-8, IHP, Paris
• Euler systems and rational points of elliptic curves, January 4-18, POSTECH, Pohang (South Korea)
• Torsion of abelian schemes and rational points on moduli spaces, January 25-29, Bordeaux
• Arithmetic of fundamental groups, February 8-12, Heidelberg
• Algebraic geometry and arithmetic, February 16-20, Essen
• Magma conference on p-adic L-functions, February 22-26, CRM, Montréal
• The decomposition theorem and the topology of algebraic maps (winter school), February 22-26, Freiburg
• Galois Trimester miniconference, February 22-26, IHP, Paris
• Southern California Number Theory Day, March 6, UC San Diego
• Graphs and arithmetic, March 8-12, CRM, Montréal
• Summer school: Shimura varieties, cohomology, and modular forms, March 8-12, Mainz
• Workshop on arithmetic of elliptic surfaces, March 11-12, HIM, Bonn
• Arizona Winter School: Number Theory and Dynamics, March 13-17, Tucson
• Analytic number theory, March 15-19, IAS, Princeton
• Effective methods in p-adic cohomology, March 15-19, Oxford
• Galois Trimester miniconference, March 15-19, IHP, Paris
• SING 2010 — Resolution of Singularities Problems, March 15-19, Valladolid
• 24th Automorphic Forms Workshop, March 22-26, Honolulu
• Computer methods for L-functions and automorphic forms, March 22-26, CRM, Montréal
• Conference Jean-Marc Fontaine, March 22-26, Paris
• Geometric and differential Galois theory, March 29-April 2, Luminy
• Iwasawa theory over function fields of characteristic p>0, April 6-10, CRM, Barcelona
• Drinfeld modules and L-functions, April 12-16, CRM, Barcelona
• Computer security and cryptography, April 12-16, CRM, Montréal
• Counting points: theory, algorithms and practice, April 19-23, CRM, Montréal
• Alberta Number Theory Days: L-functions, April 30-May 2, BIRS, Banff
• Bellairs Workshop in Number Theory: Moduli spaces and the arithmetic of dynamical systems, May 2-9, Bellairs (Barbados)
• Second International Workshop on Zeta Functions in Algebra and Geometry, May 3-7, Palma de Mallorca
• Workshop on algebraic, formal, and rigid geometry (dedicated to Siegfried Bosch), May 7, Padova
• Pacific Northwest Number Theory Conference, May 8-9, SFU, Burnaby (Vancouver)
• Computational number theory and arithmetic geometry, May 17-21, Leuven
• Program for Women in Mathematics: p-adic Langlands, May 17-28, IAS, Princeton
• Sage Days 21: Function Fields, May 24-28, Seattle
• Rational Points: Theory and Experiment, May 25-29, ETH, Zürich
• Jo60: A Modern Computer Algebraist (Celebrating the Research and Influence of Joachim von zur Gathen at 60), May 27-29, b-it, Bonn
• Number theory and representation theory: A conference in honor of Dick Gross' 60th birthday, June 2-5, Harvard
• Whittaker Functions, Crystal Bases, and Quantum Groups, June 6-11, BIRS, Banff
• Field Arithmetic, June 13-17, Tel Aviv
• Summer school "p-adic cohomologies and arithmetic applications", June 14-18, Seville
• Modular/Geometric Iwasawa theory and p-adic L-functions, June 14-20, 2010, UCLA
• Summer school: Arithmetic aspects of rational curves, June 14-July 2, Grenoble
• Sage Days 22: Elliptic Curves (summer graduate workshop), June 21-July 2, MSRI, Berkeley
• LogConf 2010: Current trends in logarithmic geometry, June 22-25, Bordeaux
• Summer school on Berkovich spaces, June 28-July 9, Jussieu, Paris
• Rational Points, July 4-10, Schloss Thurnau
• Arithmetic of modular forms and modularity results, July 5-9, CRM, Barcelona
• Iwasawa 2010, July 5-9, Fields Institute, Toronto
• Sage Days 23, July 5-9, Lorentz Center, Leiden
• Canadian Number Theory Association (CNTA XI), July 10-16, Acadia U., Nova Scotia
• Summer School on Automorphic forms, Galois representations, and Arithmetic, July 10-28, POSTECH, Pohang (South Korea)
• Workshop on Arithmetic Geometry and Related Topics, July 12-16, NTU, Taipei
• Regulators III, July 12-22, Barcelona
• Workshop on elliptic fibrations and K3 surfaces, July 14-16, Humboldt U, Berlin
• ANTS 9, July 19-23, LORIA, Nancy
• Summer school on the Hitchin fibration, July 26-30, Bonn
• CIMPA Research School on Automorphic forms and L-functions, August 1-14, Shandong
• Modular forms (ICM satellite), August 1-17, Mahabalipuram
• Galois representations in arithmetic and geometry (ICM satellite), August 10-13, Goa
• Automorphic forms and number theory (ICM satellite), August 13-17, Goa
• S^2AM: Summer School in Algorithmic Mathematics, August 15-21, Berlin
• International Congress of Mathematicians, August 19-27, Hyderabad (sections in number theory, algebraic geometry; see also satellites)
• Resolution of Singularities and Semistable Reduction, August 31 - September 3, Hannover
• Galois Theory and Explicit Methods final conference September 6-10, Barcelona
• Geometry and Arithmetic: a conference on the occasion of Gerard van der Geer's 60th birthday, September 20-24, Schiermonnikoog
• Workshop on Elliptic Curves (ECC 2010), October 18-22, Microsoft Research, Redmond
• Witt vectors, foliations, and absolute de Rham cohomology, November 22-26, Nagoya
• Sage Days 26: Women in Sage, December 7-10?, Seattle
• Pairings 2010, December 13-15, Yamanaka Hot Spring (Japan)

2011

As in the previous lists, I have separated off long programs (two months or longer):

• PIMS Collaborative Research Group in Number Theory, fall 2010-spring 2013, western Canada
• Special year on Galois representations and automorphic forms, September 2010-April 2011, IAS, Princeton
• Group actions in number theory: ergodic and analytic methods, January 1-June 30, Centre Interfacultaire Bernoulli, Lausanne
• Arithmetic statistics, January 10-May 20, MSRI, Berkeley

And now for the regular conferences.

• Group actions in number theory: initial instructional conference, January 18-28, Centre Interfacultaire Bernoulli, Lausanne
• Connections for Women: Arithmetic statistics, January 27-28, MSRI, Berkeley
• Introductory workshop: Arithmetic statistics, January 31-February 4, MSRI, Berkeley
• Solving polynomial equations, February 21-25, CIAM/KTH, Stockholm
• Automorphic Forms: New Directions, March 6-12, Oberwolfach
• Arizona Winter School, March 12-16 (projected), Tucson
• Galois representations and automorphic forms, March 21-25, IAS, Princeton
• Unlikely intersections in algebraic groups and Shimura varieties, March 28-April 1, Pisa
• Arithmetic statistics, April 11-15, MSRI, Berkeley
• New Directions in Algebraic K-Theory, May 15-21, Oberwolfach
• MEGA (Effective Methods in Algebraic Geometry), May 30-June 3, KTH, Stockholm
• Toric geometry and applications, June 6-10, Leuven
• Group actions in number theory: concluding conference, June 6-10, Centre Interfacultaire Bernoulli, Lausanne
• Algebraische Zahlentheorie, June 19-25, Oberwolfach
• L-packets, June 26-July 1, BIRS, Banff
• Foundations of Computational Mathematics, July 4-14, Budapest (workshop on computational number theory July 12-14)
• Fq10: The 10th International Conference on Finite Fields and their Applications, July 11-15, Ghent
• Explicit Methods in Number Theory, July 17-23, Oberwolfach
• Workshop on higher rank L-functions: Theory and Computations, July 17-29, Benasque
• A Celebration of Algebraic Geometry: A conference in honor of Joe Harris' 60th birthday, August 25-28, Harvard
• The Analytic Theory of Automorphic Forms, August 28-September 3, Oberwolfach
• Summer school on group schemes, August 29-September 9, CIRM, Luminy
• Cycles on modular varieties, October 30-November 4, BIRS, Banff
• WIN2: Women in Numbers 2, November 6-11, BIRS, Banff
• Diophantine methods, lattices, and arithmetic theory of quadratic forms, November 13-18, BIRS, Banff

2012

As in the previous lists, I have separated off long programs (two months or longer):

• PIMS Collaborative Research Group in Number Theory, fall 2010-spring 2013, western Canada
• Thematic program on Galois representations, January-June, Fields Institute, Toronto (might include some conferences)

And now for the regular conferences, not that there are many of them yet.

• ANTS (Algorithmic Number Theory Symposium), June or July, UC San Diego
• CNTA (Canadian Number Theory Association), dates TBA, Alberta or British Columbia