Arithmetic Galois Theory in Toyonaka

Seminar Series · Osaka University

The ``Arithmetic Galois theory in Toyonaka'' seminars are short meetings held at the Toyonaka campus of Osaka University, gathering senior and young researchers around arithmetic geometry, Galois theory and number theory.

Toyonaka campus, Osaka University
Org.: H. Nakamura (Osaka, JP) et al.
AHGT IRN & JSPS KAKENHI
3 editions since 2023
[AHGT] Autumn seminar on Arithmetic Galois theory in Toyonaka 2026
2026
[AHGT] Spring seminar on Arithmetic Galois theory in Toyonaka 2025
2025
[AHGT] Arithmetic Seminar Day in Toyonaka 2023
2023
2026

Autumn seminar on Arithmetic Galois theory

  • Magnus Carlson, Gävle Univ., SE
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  • Takuya Yamauchi, Tohoku Univ., JP
    An explicit Belyi map for the Wiman sextic and cusp forms for a noncongruence subgroup
  • Shun Ishii, Kyoto Univ., JP
    On the integral structure of Galois Lie algebras
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2025

Spring seminar on Arithmetic Galois theory

  • Koichiro Sawada, RIMS Kyoto, JP
    Families preserving isomorphisms via techniques in anabelian geometry
  • Shun Ishii, Keio Univ., JP
    On graded Lie algebras associated to pro-p outer Galois representations of once-punctured elliptic curves with complex multiplication
  • Reiya Tachihara, RIMS Kyoto, JP
    Aspects of combinatorial anabelian geometry
  • Naganori Yamaguchi, Inst. Science Tokyo, JP
    Finite step solvable aspects of anabelian geometry
  • Simon Rutard, Nagoya Univ., JP
    On values at nonpositive integer tuples of multiple zeta functions of generalized Hurwitz type
  • Séverin Philip, Stockholm Univ., SE
    Oda’s problem and the ℓ-monodromy fixed fields of special loci
  • Nao Komiyama, Osaka Univ., JP
    Shuffle products for multiple zeta functions and double shuffle equations for multiple zeta values
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2023

Arithmetic Seminar Day

  • Tomoyoshi Ibukiyama, Osaka Univ., JP
    Genus character L functions of quadratic orders in an adelic way
  • Gautami Bhowmik, Lille Univ., FR
    Some consequences of Goldbach problems
  • Hiroaki Nakamura, Osaka Univ., JP
    A toy model of tropical ultradiscretizations of an elliptic curve
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