Warwick-Oxbridge-Manchester-Bristol-London (WOMBL) 1-day meeting @ Cambridge 2019


WOMBL @ Cambridge 2019

The ninth 1-day meeting in additive combinatorics and analytic number theory will take place at the University of Cambridge on

Monday, 14th January 2019.

The series is funded by an LMS Scheme 3 Grant (31623).


Programme | Registration | How to get here | Participants | Bristol 2014 | Oxford 2015 | Bristol 2015 | Oxford 2016 | Imperial 2016 | Warwick 2017 | Bristol 2018 | Oxford 2018


Programme

10:45-11:15: Coffee and welcome

11:15-11:55: Ariel Rapaport, Cambridge
   Dimension of planar self-affine sets and measures

12:00-13:30: Lunch

13:30-14:10: Katherine Staden, Oxford
   The minimum number of additive tuples in groups of prime order

14:15-14:55: Jason Long, Cambridge
   Partial Associativity in Latin Squares

15:00-15:30: Coffee

15:30-16:10: Winston Heap, UCL
   The maximum of the Riemann zeta function on the 1-line

16:15-16:55: Christopher Frei, Manchester
   Number fields with prescribed norms

All talks will take place in MR3 in the Centre for Mathematical Sciences in Cambridge.

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Registration

To register please fill in this google form by January 7th (you can edit your responses later, or simply email me). The participants list below will be updated accordingly.

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How to get here

Detailed travel instructions are available from the webpage of the Centre for Mathematical Sciences. For most participants, the best way to get to Cambridge will be by train. From the train station you can either take a taxi to the Isaac Newton Institute on Clarkson Road (it usually costs under £8 and takes around 15 minutes), or take the UNIversal bus, which can be used by anyone (it costs £2 for non-University members, and takes around 20 minutes, timetable here). Entrance to the CMS is via the Gatehouse, on the footpath between Clarkson and Madingley Road.

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Participants

James Aaronson, University of Oxford
Daniel Altman, University of Oxford
Faustin Adiceam, University of Manchester
* Emmanuel Breuillard, University of Cambridge
Jonathan Chapman ,University of Manchester
Sam Chow, University of Oxford
David Conlon, University of Oxford
Sean Eberhard
Christopher Frei, University of Manchester
Valeriia Gladkova, University of Oxford
Winston Heap, UCL
Ayesha Hussain, University of Bristol
Oliver Janzer, University of Cambridge
Valeriya Kovaleva, University of Bristol
Jared Lichtman, University of Cambridge
Sofia Lindqvist, University of Oxford
Jason Long, University of Cambridge
Daniele Mastrostefano, The University of Warwick
James Maynard, University of Oxford
Oliver McGrath, University of Oxford
Brendan Murphy, University of Bristol
Scott Neville, University of Cambridge
Huy Pham, University of Cambridge
Ariel Rapaport, University of Cambridge
Rodolphe Richard, University of Cambridge
Misha Rudnev, University of Bristol
Jozef Skokan, LSE
Katherine Staden, University of Oxford
Joni Teravainen, University of Oxford
Matthew Tointon, University of Cambridge
Ioannis Tsokanos, University of Manchester
* Peter Varju, University of Cambridge
Aled Walker, University of Cambridge
Ruoyi Wang, University of Oxford
James Wheeler, University of Bristol
* Julia Wolf, University of Cambridge
Wenqiang Xu, University of Cambridge
Khalid Younis
Shuai Zhai, University of Cambridge

* Organisers

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This page was last updated 14th January 2019.