Previous Conferences & Workshops

We discuss the question of quantitative bounds on the sup-norm of automorphic cusp forms. We present an improvement on a recent result by Blomer-Holowinsky on Hecke-Maass forms on $X_0(N)$ with large level $N$. Analogous results are then established...

Optical fields propagating in three-dimensional free space are complex scalar fields, and typically contain nodal lines (optical vortices) which may be thought of as interference fringes. Random wave fields, representing speckle patterns randomly...

For a planar domain, a finite point configuration is said to be caging, if the set of Euclidean motions of the domain not hitting the point configuration is bounded. Caging configurations are important in robotics and are a popular topic in...

In this joint work with Stephan Baier, we prove a subconvexity bound for Godement-Jacquet L-functions associated with Maass forms for SL(3,Z). The bound arrives from extending a method of M. Jutila (with new ingredients and innovations) on...

In this survey lecture (which will continue on Tue., Feb 2) I plan to explain basic aspects of the representation theory of finite groups, and how these are applied to various questions regarding expansion and random walks on groups. These...

We establish a necessary and sufficient condition for an action of a lattice by homeomorphisms of the circle to extend continuously to the ambient locally compact group. This condition is expressed in terms of the real bounded Euler class of this...

An outstanding problem in "Quantum Chaos" is to understand the complexity of highly excited quantum states, and in particular of eigenfunctions of the Laplacian on a compact manifold. One attribute that can be studied is complexity of the nodal set...