THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NUMBER THEORY CONFERENCE

 

Notes and pictures from the conference.


This will take place in Seattle, Washington on the campus of the University of Washington on May 12th and 13th, 2007. The conference is supported by the Milliman Fund, the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences, the Number Theory Foundation, and the Department of Mathematics at the University of Washington. The organizers are Ralph Greenberg and William Stein.
 

INVITED SPEAKERS

TREVOR ARNOLD
University of Washington

PARITY IN IWASAWA THEORY FOR CM ELLIPTIC CURVES
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PETER BORWEIN
The Irmacs Center, SFU

SEVERAL PROBLEMS OF LITTLEWOOD (AND OTHERS)
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CHARLES DORAN
University of Washington

EXPLICIT MODULAR FAMILIES OF K3 SURFACES
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DAN GOLDSTON
San Jose State University

SMALL GAPS BETWEEN PRIMES
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JAMIE POMMERSHEIM
Reed College

LATTICE POINTS, TORIC VARIETIES, AND ZETA FUNCTIONS

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MAK TRIFKOVIC
University of Victoria

A p-ADIC CONSTRUCTION OF GLOBAL POINTS ON
ELLIPTIC CURVES OVER IMAGINARY QUADRATIC FIELDS

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INFORMATION ABOUT THE SCHEDULE AND LOCATION
OF TALKS CAN BE FOUND HERE.
 

ACCOMMODATIONS NEAR THE CAMPUS




UNIVERSITY MOTEL:  4731 12th Ave NE,  Seattle, WA  98105
     206-522-4724,     800-522-4720,     Webpage
     $82.00 plus tax    (Mention the PNWNTC for this rate.)


UNIVERSITY INN: 4140 Roosevelt Way NE,  Seattle, WA   98105
     206-632-5055,     800-733-3855,     Webpage
     from $104.00 plus tax.    (Mention the PNWNTC.)


SILVER CLOUD INN: 5036 25th Ave NE,  Seattle, WA  98105
     206-526-5200,   800-205-6940,     Webpage
     From $129.00 + tax.   


TRAVELODGE: 4725 25th Ave NE,   Seattle, WA  98105
     206-525-4612,     Webpage
     From $103.00 + tax,    


COLLEGE INN: 4000 University Way NE,  Seattle,  WA   98105
     206-633-4441,     Webpage
     From $50.00 + tax.


For additional information, contact Ralph Greenberg,  206-543-7648, greenber@math.washington.edu