[Turkmath:8489] Fwd: Announcing the LMFDB

[Gönenç Onay]

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From: LMFDB <lmfdb at lmfdb.org>
Date: Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 5:51 AM
Subject: [news] Une base de données sur les formes modulaires (Fwd:
Announcing the LMFDB)
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L'annonce ci-dessous peut intéresser en dehors de notre équipe…
D.B.
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We are pleased to announce the release of the LMFDB:
the L-functions and Modular Forms Database.

http://www.lmfdb.org

The LMFDB seeks to be a modern handbook for objects of research
in number theory and related areas. It provides formulas, tables,
graphs, and data, with an emphasis on exhibiting concrete examples
and illustrating the connections between related objects.  Browse
and search pages provide easy access for both experts and
non-experts.  Every object has its own 'homepage,' which has
a permanent and mathematically meaningful URL.

In this initial release, the LMFDB has well-developed material for:

        Dirichlet characters and Dirichlet L-functions
        Elliptic curves/Q and their L-functions
        Holomorphic cusp forms on GL(2)/Q and their L-functions
        Number fields, both local and global, their Galois groups, and
           Dedekind zeta functions

In addition, there is material available under various stages of
development for:

        Maass forms on GL(2)/Q and their L-functions
        Hilbert modular forms and their L-functions
        Siegel modular forms and their L-functions
        L-functions of Maass forms on GL(3), GL(4), and Sp(4)
        Artin representations and Artin L-functions
        Symmetric power L-functions

The LMFDB seeks to be an ongoing and growing resource for the
research mathematics community.  We welcome feedback via the
feedback form available on the website:

http://www.lmfdb.org

The project is open source, with the code available at

http://code.google.com/p/lmfdb/

Regards,

    The LMFDB collaboration


Managing Editors:
Jonathan Bober, Andrew Booker, Brian Conrey, John Cremona, David Farmer,
Ralph Furmaniak, John Jones, Kiran S. Kedlaya, Michael Rubinstein,
Harald Schilly, Ralf Schmidt, William Stein, Holly Swisher

Editors:
Jonathan Bober, Paul-Olivier Dehaye, John Cremona, John Jones,
Stefan Lemurell, Pascal Molin, Nathan Ryan, Nils-Peter Skoruppa,
Fredrik Strömberg, John Voight

LMFDB Contributors:
Matthew Alderson, Salman Baig, Jennifer Balakrishnan, Jennifer Beineke,
Jonathan W. Bober, Andrew Booker, Robert Bradshaw, Alina Bucur,
Henri Cohen, Brian Conrey, John Cremona, Paul-Olivier Dehaye,
Lassina Dembele, Tim Dokchitser, Stephan Ehlen, David W. Farmer,
Marcus Fraczek, Ralph Furmaniak, Jonathan Hanke, William Hart,
Ghaith Hiary, Duc Khiem Huynh, John Jones, Jon Keating,
Kiran S. Kedlaya, Kamal Khuri-Makdisi, Sally Koutsoliotas,
Stefan Lemurell, Robert Miller, Pascal Molin, David Platt, Cris Poor,
Rishikesh, David Roberts, David Roe, Michael Rubinstein, Nathan Ryan,
Ralf Schmidt, Harald Schilly, Gagan Sekhon, Nils-Peter Skoruppa,
William Stein, Fredrik Stroemberg, Holly Swisher, Gonzalo Tornaria
Holger Then, John Voight, Lynne Walling, Mark Watkins, Jamie Weigandt,
Trevor Wooley, David Yuen
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