[Turkmath:9402] GYTE Weekly Seminars

[İrem YAMAN]

Sayın liste üyeleri,

GYTE Matematik haftalık seminerler kapsamında, 11 Aralık 2013 tarihinde iki konuşma gerçekleşecektir. Bu konuşmalar:
Saat 13.00'da  Gerriet Möhlmann ( Technical University of Berlin), " Elliptic Curves: Basics and Relevant Questions" ve
saat 14.00' da ise  Laurence Barker (Bilkent Üniversitesi), "Green functors, group functors, Green group functors"
şeklindedir.

Seminerlerin detaylari aşağıda olup tüm ilgilenenler davetlidir.

İyi çalışmalar.

İrem Yaman
Gebze Yüksek Teknoloji Enstitüsü
Matematik bölümü

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Dear all,

Gebze Institute of Technology (GYTE) Mathematics department continues its weekly seminars
on December 11th, 2013, with two speakers.
-at 13.00h  Gerriet Möhlmann ( Technical University of Berlin) on " Elliptic Curves: Basics and Relevant Questions" ,
-at 14.00h with Laurence Barker (Bilkent University), "Green functors, group functors, Green group functors".

Everyone who is interested is cordially invited.
Please find a more detailed information below.

Sincerely
İrem Yaman
Gebze Institute of Technology
Department of Mathematics

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Abstract of Möhlmann :


In this talk I am going to give a brief introduction to elliptic curves.

I will present some applications, several (algorithmic) questions and a few

ideas on how to solve them. Moreover, some results about the computation

of Mordell-Weil bases will be discussed.

Abstract of Barker :

A group functor L is a structure which, among other

features, associates a finite group G with an abelian group

L(G). For example, L(G) might be the ordinary character ring

or Burnside ring or cohomology ring of G. In an old version

of the theory pioneered by James Green, advantage was made

of the fact that, in many applications, L(G) is a ring.

Later progress has often ignored that extra structure. We

shall comment on some renewed interest in Green's approach,

updated to incorporate some more recent developments.

Place:
GIT, Department of Mathematics, Building I, Seminar Room



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