Conferences in Arithmetic Geometry

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This is a list of upcoming conferences in arithmetic geometry; 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.

Although this page was originally intended to focus on arithmetic geometry, as a wiki it is free to drift. However, a good goal is to stay near the boundary of number theory and algebraic geometry.

Here are some other conference lists, with overlapping but distinct areas of focus. (I admit to swiping listings from all of these sources!)

• 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.

There is also a list of past conferences in arithmetic geometry, onto which entries should be swept after they transit from future to past.

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

2009

Due to an uptick in activity, I decided to separate off long programs (two months or more) into a separate list. Here they are:

• Trimester on Diophantine equations, January-April, Hausdorff Centre, Bonn
• Rotating workshop on Analytic Continuation of Overconvergent Modular Forms, January-June, Paris/Nancy/London
• Non-Abelian Fundamental Groups in Arithmetic Geometry, July 20-December 18, Newton Institute, Cambridge (UK)
• Special year in analytic number theory, September 1, 2009-June 30, 2010, IAS, Princeton
• Research programme in arithmetic geometry, September 2009-July 2010, CRM, Barcelona

Back to the conference list. This includes individual conferences contained within the long programs listed above.

• Journées Arithmétiques, July 6-10, Saint-Étienne
• Journées de Géométrie Arithmétique de Rennes, July 6-10, Rennes
• Modular forms, p-adic Hodge theory and applications, July 13-17, Roscoff (France)
• Explicit methods in number theory, July 12-18, Oberwolfach
• Workshop on higher rank L-functions: Theory and Computations, July 19-31, Benasque (Spain)
• Automorphic representations, geometry, and arithmetic, July 21-24, Taipei
• Introductory Workshop (Non-Abelian Fundamental Groups in Arithmetic Geometry), July 27-31, Newton Institute, Cambridge (UK)
• p-adic automorphic forms and arithmetic geometry, July 28-31, Oshima (Japan)
• p-adic geometry and homotopy theory, August 2-8, Loen (Norway)
• International Conference on Pairing-Based Cryptography (Pairing 2009), August 12-14, Stanford
• Noncongruence modular forms and modularity, August 17-21, AIM, Palo Alto
• Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC 2009), August 24-26, Calgary
• Relative trace formula and periods of automorphic forms, August 24-28, AIM, Palo Alto
• Anabelian Geometry, August 24-28, Newton Institute, Cambridge (UK)
• Advanced School and Workshop on p-adic Analysis and Applications, August 31-September 18, ICTP, Trieste
• Galois Theory and Explicit Methods research training network annual meeting, September 7-11, Warwick
• Sage Days 17, September 14-20, Lopez Island (near Seattle)
• Galois and arithmetical theory of differential equations, September 21-25, CIRM, Luminy
• t-motives: Hodge structures, transcendence and other motivic aspects, September 27-October 2, BIRS, Banff
• Non-commutative algebra and Iwasawa theory, September 28-October 2, Edinburgh
• Maine-Québec Number Theory Conference, October 3-4, U. Maine
• Frobenius Lifts, October 5-9, Leiden
• Dedekind sums in geometry, topology, and arithmetic, October 11-16, BIRS, Banff
• Towards a p-adic Langlands correspondence (autumn school), October 26-31, Seville
• Potential Modularity, October 30, Newton Institute, Cambridge (UK)
• Number theory and applications, November 30-December 4, CIRM, Luminy
• Sage Days 18, December 1-4, Clay Math Institute, Cambridge (US)
• Final workshop on Non-Abelian Fundamental Groups in Arithmetic Geometry, December 14-18, Newton Institute, Cambridge (UK)
• Cycles and special values of L-series, December 14-18, CRM, Barcelona

2010

As in the 2009 list, I have separated off long programs (two months or longer):

• 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 Quarter, 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

And now for the regular conferences.

• 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
• Computational aspects of p-adic L-functions (Magma conference), February 22-26, CRM, Montréal
• Graphs and arithmetic, March 8-12, CRM, Montréal
• 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
• Computer methods for L-functions and automorphic forms, March 22-26, CRM, Montréal
• Conference Jean-Marc Fontaine, March 22-27, 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
• Computational number theory and arithmetic geometry, May 17-21, Leuven
• 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
• Sage Days 22: Elliptic Curves (summer graduate workshop), June 21-July 2, MSRI, Berkeley
• Summer school on Berkovich spaces, June 28-July 9, Jussieu, Paris
• Arithmetic of modular forms and modularity results, July 5-9, CRM, Barcelona
• Iwasawa 2010, July 5-9, Fields Institute, Toronto
• Canadian Number Theory Association (CNTA XI), July 10-16, Acadia U., Nova Scotia
• ANTS 9, July 19-23, LORIA, Nancy
• 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
• International Congress of Mathematicians, August 19-27, Hyderabad (sections in number theory, algebraic geometry; see also satellites)

2011

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

• Special year on Galois representations and automorphic forms, September 2010-April 2011, IAS, Princeton (will probably include a one-week workshop)
• Arithmetic statistics, January 10-May 20, MSRI, Berkeley

And now for the regular conferences.

• Foundations of Computational Mathematics, July 4-14, Budapest (workshop on computational number theory July 12-14)

2012

Nothing yet except one long program:

• Thematic program on Galois representations, January-September, Fields Institute, Toronto