Robert Harron
Visiting Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics
University of Wisconsin–Madison
E-mail: rharron at math.wisc.edu
Office: Van Vleck Hall 319
Visiting Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics
University of Wisconsin–Madison
E-mail: rharron at math.wisc.edu
Office: Van Vleck Hall 319
My Info
Hi. I'm a Van Vleck visiting assistant professor/RTG postdoc here at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. My research interests lie where algebraic number theory, arithmetic geometry, and automorphic forms go to hang out. I focus on p-adic aspects of automorphic Galois representations, such as p-adic L-functions, generalized Iwasawa theory, and Hida theory. So far, I've been looking into L-invariants of symmetric powers of modular forms. I did my Ph.D. at Princeton with Andrew Wiles and my B.Sc. is from McGill University in their Joint Honours Mathematics and Physics program.
On the non-academic side, I enjoy the usual things in life (music, reading, chillin' with my friends, long walks on the beach, and such...). I (used to) usually play quite a bit of soccer, but also enjoy football, squash, and hockey (I am Canadian, did I mention that?). De plus, je suis complètement bilingue!
Hi. I'm a Van Vleck visiting assistant professor/RTG postdoc here at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. My research interests lie where algebraic number theory, arithmetic geometry, and automorphic forms go to hang out. I focus on p-adic aspects of automorphic Galois representations, such as p-adic L-functions, generalized Iwasawa theory, and Hida theory. So far, I've been looking into L-invariants of symmetric powers of modular forms. I did my Ph.D. at Princeton with Andrew Wiles and my B.Sc. is from McGill University in their Joint Honours Mathematics and Physics program.
On the non-academic side, I enjoy the usual things in life (music, reading, chillin' with my friends, long walks on the beach, and such...). I (used to) usually play quite a bit of soccer, but also enjoy football, squash, and hockey (I am Canadian, did I mention that?). De plus, je suis complètement bilingue!
Upcoming conferences
If you're a mathematician, you may recognize me from one of the following get-togethers:
- Jan. 31–Feb. 3, 2013. Overconvergent Sage Days, University of Wisconsin–Madison (Organizer)
If you're a mathematician, you may recognize me from one of the following get-togethers:
- Jun. 18–23, 2012. p-adic Modular Forms and Arithmetic, in honour of Hida's 60th birthday, UCLA
- May 17–22, 2011. Workshop on L-functions, Galois Representations and Iwasawa theory, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
- Jul. 5–9, 2010. Iwasawa 2010, Fields Institute
- Jun. 14–20, 2010. Modular/Geometric Iwasawa Theory and p-adic L-functions, UCLA
- Jun. 2–5, 2010. Dick Gross 60th birthday, Harvard University
- Jun. 15–Jul. 10, 2009. Galois Representations, Clay Summer School, U. of Hawaiʻi, Manoa
- Mar. 24–29, 2008. Selmer Groups, L-functions, and Galois Deformations, UCLA
- May 18–23, 2007. L-functions and Automorphic Forms, Columbia University
- Oct. 30–Nov. 3, 2006. Hot Topics Workshop: Modularity for GL(2) and Beyond, MSRI
- Jul. 9–14, 2006. CNTA IX, UBC
- Jun. 17–22, 2006. Automorphic Galois Representations, L-functions and Arithmetic, Columbia University
- Jul. 11–22, 2005. Equidistribution in Number Theory, NATO summer school, Univ. de Montréal
- Dec. 11–13, 2004. CMS Winter Meeting, McGill University
- Jan. 1–4, 2004. L-functions and p-adic cohomology: computational perspectives, CICMA-CRM, Far Hills
Links
Madison seminars
Madison seminars
- Number theory – Representation theory seminar (I'm an organizer)
- Grad student NT–RT seminar (I'm an organizer)
- Algebraic geometry seminar
- Colloquium