September 23 - October 2, 2002
Lorentz Center, Leiden
NWO-OTKA workshop: September 27 - Oct 2
Organizers:
P. Stevenhagen,
R. Tijdeman
Organizers: Subject
The title Explicit algebraic number theory is borrowed from the series of Oberwolfach meetings on Explicit methods in number theory. Those meetings are characterized by a lively interaction between abstract and advanced arithmetic theories on the one hand and concrete and elementary questions on the other. The spirit of the present workshop, which consists of 4 instructional days and 4 days of talks by (invited) participants, is similar, but within the smaller compass of algebraic number theory.
Prerequisites: basic algebra, number theory, and point set topology, including Galois theory, algebraic number theory and a knowledge of p-adic numbers.
Lecturers:
Schedule: lectures in the morning, problems and exercises in the afternoon.
The schedule on the 3 last days will be more flexible, leaving room for shorter talks and research announcements. We hope that many of our younger researchers will seize the occasion to present something here. Expected topics are explicit computations in algebraic number theory (units, class groups) and (factorization of) polynomials.
Please register on-line if you want to attend. This will put you on the list of participants. Registered participants are entitled to free coffee and tea. There is no registration fee.