B.A. 1966, University of Pennsylvania
Ph.D. 1971, Princeton
University
Thesis
Advisor: K. Iwasawa
POSITIONS
Assistant Professor (1970-74), University of Maryland
Assistant Professor (1974-78), Brandeis University
Assistant Professor (1978-79), University of Washington
Associate Professor (1979-83), University of Washington
Professor (1983-present), University of Washington
Professor (1990-92), Boston
University
GRANTS AND HONORS
Research Grants from the
National Science Foundation, (1972-present)
Book Fellow, Clay Mathematics Institute, Report 2006
(August, 2006),
Open Questions and Recent Developments in Iwasawa Theory,
A conference in honor of Ralph Greenberg's 60th Birthday,
Boston University, (June, 2005).
Lifting Up the World With a Oneness-Heart,
awarded at a ceremony at the University of Washington honoring
54 professors (July, 2003)
Invited Speaker at ICM 2010, Inaugural Fellow of the AMS,
VISITING RESEARCH POSTS
Institute
for Advanced Study (1972-73)
Institute for Advanced Study
(Fall, 1981)
Universite
de Paris-Sud (1985-1986)
Mathematical
Sciences Research Institute (Winter, 1987)
Max
Planck Institut (February, March, 1989)
Isaac
Newton Institute (May, June, 1993)
Universite de Paris-Sud
(Fall, 1993)
Universite
de Pierre et Marie Curie (January, 1994)
Universite
de Paris-Nord (February, 1994)
Universite
de Strasbourg (March, 1994)
Tokyo
Metropolitan University (April, May , 1994)
University
of Cambridge (July, 1995)
Universite de Paris-Nord (August,
1995)
Institut
Henri Poincare (June, 1997)
American
Institute of Mathematics (Winter, 1998)
Waseda
University (June, 1998)
Institut Henri Poincare (May,
June, 2000)
University of Cambridge (Fall, 2000)
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (January, 2001)
Harish-Chandra Research Institute (February, 2001)
Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques (March, 2001)
Tokyo Metropolitan University (Spring, 2001)
Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques (June, 2002)
POSTECH (January, 2009)
POSTECH (June-July, 2010)
LECTURE SERIES
Universitat de Barcelona (Three lectures, June, 1986)
Quebec-Vermont Number Theory Seminars (Four lectures, March, 1989)
Tokyo Metropolitan University (Five lectures, May, 1994)
Peking University (Five lectures, June, 1994)
Centro Internazionale Matematico Estivo (Six lectures, Summer, 1997)
Park City Mathematics Institute (Eight lectures, Summer, 1999)
Tata Institute for Fundamental
Research (Seven lectures, January, 2001)
Harish-Chandra Research Institute
(Four lectures, February, 2001)
Tokyo
Metropolitan University (Four Lectures, May, 2001)
Korean Institute for Advanced Study
(Eight lectures, July, 2001)
Summer School in Iwasawa Theory, McMaster University
(Four lectures, August, 2007)
Arithmetic Geometry NCBS, Bangalore, India (Four lectures, March, 2008)
POSTECH (Six lectures, January, 2009)
POSTECH (Six lectures, June, 2010)
Sardinian Summer School in Iwasawa Theory, Alghero, Sardinia (5 lectures, August, 2012)
POSTECH Winter School 2013: p-adic families of motives and modular forms (5 lectures, January, 2013)
Morningside Center of Mathematics, Chinese Academy of Sciences : Introduction to Iwasawa Theory (28 lectures, June, July, 2015)
SELECTED
INVITED LECTURES
Summer Meeting of the American
Mathematical Society, Eugene, Oregon (August, 1984)
Workshop on Iwasawa Theory
(Two lectures), Mathematical Sciences Research Institute,
Berkeley (January, 1987)
Durham Symposium on L-functions
and Arithmetic, University of Durham, England (July, 1989)
AMS Conference on Motives,
University of Washington, Seattle (July, 1991)
Workshop on p-Adic Monodromy and
the Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer Conjecture, Boston University
(August, 1991)
Workshop on p-adic Representations,
Iwasawa Theory, and Tamagawa Numbers of Motives,
Conference on Arithmetic of Elliptic Curves (Two lectures), Anogeia, Crete (July, 1993)
Workshop on Arithmetic
Algebraic Geometry, Fields Institute, Toronto, Canada (October, 1995)
Conference
on Elliptic Curves and Modular Forms, National Academy of Sciences,
Washington, D.C. (March, 1996)
Class Field Theory - Its
Centenary and Prospect, Waseda University, Tokyo (June, 1998)
Seventh Kuwait Foundation Lecture,
University of Cambridge, England (May, 2000)
Arithmetic
Geometry Conference, Euler Institute, St. Petersburg, Russia (June,
2000)
Canadian Number Theorem Association VIII, Plenary Speaker, Fields Institute, Toronto, Canada (June, 2004)
Conference in honour of John H. Coates on the occasion of his 60th birthday, Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge, England (January, 2005)
Colloque K-theorie et theorie d'Iwasawa, Besancon, France (June, 2006)
First PanAsian Number Theory Conference, Pohang, Korea (January, 2009)
Southern California Number Theory Day, San Diego (May, 2009_)
Magma 2010 conference on p-adic L-functions, Montreal, Canada (February, 2010)
Galois representations in arithmetic and geometry, Goa, India (August, 2010)
ICM 2010, Hyderabad, India, (August, 2010)
p-adic Modular Forms and Arithmetic, UCLA (June, 2012)
POSTECH Number Theory Workshop on "L-functions", Pohang, Korea (2 lectures, June, 2012)
Workshop on Bloch-Kato Conjectures, IISER, Pune, India, (2 lectures, July, 2012)
p-adic Modular Forms, L-functions, and Galois representations, UCLA (May, 2013)
Modular forms, p-adic L-functions and Selmer groups, Minu Balkanski Foundation, Oriahovitza, Bulgaria (July, 2013)
PANTS
XXI, Clemson University (December, 2013)
L-functions and Arithmetic, A conference in honor of the 60th birthday of Karl Rubin, Harvard University (June, 2016)
DOCTORAL STUDENTS
Ross Schipper, Ph.D. 1974
Al
Cuoco , Ph.D. 1979
John Minardi, Ph.D. 1986
Li
Guo, Ph.D. 1992
David Hubbard, Ph.D. 1996
Michael
Drinen, Ph.D. 1999
Jim Mailhot, Ph.D. 2003
Alexandra Nichifor, Ph.D. 2004
Tak-Lun Koo, Ph.D. 2009
Bharath Palvannan, Ph.D. 2016
Yannick Van Huele, Ph.D. 2016
MASTER'S DEGREE STUDENTS
Polina Levontin, M.S. 2000
Vijay Wijesundera, M.S. 2000
the International Congress of Mathematicians,
in Hyderabad, India, (August, 2010)
Slides of my lecture
Fellows of the American Mathematical Society
Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge, England (June, 1993),
part of the program L-Functions and Arithmetic.
This was the historic conference where Andrew Wiles announced his proof
of Fermat's Last Theorem.
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