[Turkmath:7382] FGC-HRI-IPM Number Theory Seminars::Feb. 11, 2026::Oleg German
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Değerli Matematikçiler,
11 Şubat 2026, Çarşamba günü saat 22:00'da (KONUŞMA SAATİNE DİKKAT!)
çevrimiçi yapılan FGC-HRI-IPM Number Th. Seminerinin detayları
aşağıdadır.
Saygılarımla,
İlhan İkeda
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Dear all,
Our next speaker is Oleg German from the National Research University
Higher School of Economics, Moscow. The details about his talk are as
follows:
Date: Wednesday, February 11 2026
Time: 22:00 (Istanbul and Moscow LT), 22:30 (Tehran LT), Feb. 12 at
00:30 (Allahabad LT)--NOTE THE UNUSUAL TIME!
Speaker: Oleg German (National Research University Higher School of
Economics, Moscow)
Title: On the transference principle in Diophantine approximation
Abstract:
In 1842, Dirichlet published his famous theorem which became the
foundation of Diophantine approximation. The phenomenon he found
inspired Liouville to study how well algebraic numbers can be
approximated by rationals, and thus, to come up with a method of
constructing transcendental numbers explicitly. The development of these
ideas led to the concepts of irrationality measure and transcendence
measure. Thanks to Minkowski, it became clear that many problems arising
in the theory of Diophantine approximation could be addressed quite
effectively using the tools of geometry of numbers. In particular, the
geometric approach naturally offers a wide variety of multidimensional
analogues of the concept of irrationality measure — so called
Diophantine exponents. In the talk, we will discuss various Diophantine
exponents and the geometry that arises when studying them. We will pay
special attention to the phenomenon discovered by Khintchine, which he
called the transference principle.
Zoom details:
Zoom link: https://kocun.zoom.us/j/99715471656
Meeting ID: 997 1547 1656
Passcode: 848084
ICS file:
https://researchseminars.org/seminar/FGC-IPM/ics
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