Members & Partners
The LPP-RIMS AHGT International Research Network is a France-Japan network between Laboratoire Paul Painlevé of Lille University -- Algebraic and arithmetic geometry & Geometry and Topology, the DMA of ENS Paris PSL, and RIMS of Kyoto University as leading institutions, which regroups 45 researchers and a dozen PhD students in 16 universities as core members.
The activity of the LPP-RIMS AHGT IRN is supported by 40 international researchers over 12 countries and 32 institutions. Within RIMS, the international center for next-generation geometry is a special partner of the LPP-RIMS AHGT network.
A scientific committee of height experts from Duisburg-Essen University, Kyoto University, Osaka University, Sorbonne University, Tokyo University, and University of Pennsylvania supervises the various scientific activities of the network.
Core Members
RIMS, Kyoto University
- Benjamin Collas
- Hoshi Yuichiro
- Koshikawa Teruhisa
- Minamide Arata
- Mochizuki Shinichi
- Sawada Koichiro
- Séverin Philip
- Takao Naotake
- Tamagawa Akio
- Tsujimura Shota
- Ueda Fukuhiro
- Wojciech Porowski
- Yamashita Go
- Yang Yu
Hiroshima University
Hokkaido University
- Yasuda Seidai
Keio University
- Ishii Shun
Kyoto Institute of Technology
- Murotani Takahiro
Nagoya University
Osaka University
- Nakamura Hiroaki
- Wakabayashi Yasuhiro
Sophia University
- Tsunogai Hiroshi
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Tokyo University of Science
- Shiraishi Densuke
Lille University
ENS Paris
- Ariane Mézard
Sorbonne University
PNS University
- Geoffroy Horel
- Olivier Wittenberg
Paris Saclay University
- David Harari
Bordeaux University
- Jean-Marc Couveignes
- Qing Liu
Caen University
- Bruno Deschamps
Strasbourg University
- Benjamin Enriquez
Grenoble University
- Sara Checcoli
Guangdong Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, China
- F. Legrand (form. Caen, France)
Paderborn University, Germany
- B. Seguin (form. ENS Paris-Lille, France)
PhD Researchers
Researchers Partners
France
- Ivo Dell'Ambrogio, Lille University
- Adrien Dubouloz, Bourgogne University
- Dider Lesesvre, Lille University
- Jérôme Poineau, Caen University
- Alexis Virelizier, Lille University
Germany
- Noémie Combe, Max Planck Institute
- Michael Dettweiler, Bayreuth University
- Arno Fehm, Technische Universität Dresden
- Stefan Reiter, Bayreuth University
- Jakob Stix, Goethe-University Frankfurt
Israel
- Lior Bary-soroker, Tel Aviv University
- Angelot Behajaina, Israel Institute of Technology
- David Corwin, Ben Gurion University
- Danny Neftin, Israel Institute of Technology
Italy
- Paul-Arne Østvær, University of Milan and University of Oslo
Netherland
Norway
- Gereon Quick, Trondheim University
Poland
- Sylvain Gaulhiac, Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences (IMPAN)
Turkey
- Özlem Ejder, Istanbul
UK
- Elyes Boughattas, University of Bath
- Ivan Fesenko, University of Warwick
Japan
- Hoshi Akinari, Niigata University
- Minami Norihiko, Nagoya Institute of Technology
- Mochizuki Takuro, RIMS Kyoto University
- Sakasai Takuya, University of Tokyo
- Ochiai Tadashi, Tokyo Institute of Technology
- Yasufuku Yu, Waseda University
Korea
- Joachim König, Korea National Univ. Ed.
Brazil
- Marco Boggi, University Fed. Fluminense
Canada
USA
- Alexander Betts, Harvard University
- Ted Chinburg, Univ. Pennsylvania
- Vasily Dolguchev, Temple University
- Jordan Ellenberg, Univ. Wisconsin
- Michael Fried, Univ. California Irvine
- David Harbater, Univ. Pennsylvania
- Stefan Patrikis, Ohio St. University
- Florian Pop, Univ. Pennsylvania
- Rachel Pries, Colorado State Univ.
- Christopher Rasmussen, Wesleyan University
- Melanie Wood, Harvard University