
Explore connections between modular forms and differential equations, from historical origins to modern applications in mathematics and physics.

Explore computational methods for determining Euler factors of curves in arithmetic geometry, focusing on advanced mathematical techniques and applications.

Explore Frobenius distributions in arithmetic statistics through an advanced mathematical lecture by Kiran Kedlaya at CIRM's Spring School.

Explorez les liens entre mesures cristallines et fonctions zêta, en examinant leurs propriétés et relations avec la fonction z êta de Riemann.

Explore advanced analytic techniques in arithmetic, focusing on their applications and theoretical foundations in number theory.

Explore the concept of mathematical grand unification through a thought-provoking lecture by Bartosz Naskręcki, delving into conjectures and potential connections across mathematical fields.

Explore the evolution of L-functions from Euler to Langlands, understanding their crucial role in prime number distribution and mathematical research.

Explore the Langlands project's deep connection between automorphic forms and arithmetic, tracing its roots and current challenges in mathematics.

Explore symplectomorphism invariants of open domains, focusing on zeta functions, Reeb dynamics, and equivariant symplectic homology to distinguish toric domains.

Explore spectral gaps in random hyperbolic surfaces, including Laplacian resonances and a probabilistic version of Selberg's 3/16 theorem, using transfer operators and zeta functions.