Croatian
Seminar on Number Theory and Algebra
University of Zagreb
When: Wednesday 10:15 - 11:45
Where: Department of Mathematics, room 104
Leaders of the seminar:
Andrej Dujella, Professor,
Department of Mathematics,
Zagreb
Alan Filipin, Professor,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Zagreb
Ivica Gusic, Professor,
Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology, Zagreb
Borka Jadrijevic, Professor,
Faculty of Science, Split
Matija Kazalicki, Professor,
Department of Mathematics, Zagreb
Filip Najman, Professor,
Department of Mathematics, Zagreb
Members of the seminar:
Andrej Dujella,
Professor, Zagreb
Alan
Filipin, Professor, Zagreb
Ivica Gusic, Professor, Zagreb
Borka Jadrijevic, Professor, Split
Matija Kazalicki, Professor, Zagreb
Filip Najman, Professor, Zagreb
Bernadin Ibrahimpasic, Professor, Bihac
Boris Sirola, Professor, Zagreb
Zrinka Franusic, Associate Professor, Zagreb
Mirela Jukic Bokun, Associate Professor, Osijek
Ivan Soldo, Associate Professor, Osijek
Nikola Adzaga, Assistant Professor, Zagreb
Marija Bliznac Trebjesanin, Assistant Professor, Split
Sanda Bujacic Babic, Assistant Professor, Rijeka
Ana Jurasic, Assistant Professor, Rijeka
Tomislav Pejkovic, Assistant Professor, Zagreb
Vinko Petricevic, Assistant Professor, Osijek
Petra Rihter Tadic, Assistant Professor, Catholic University of Croatia, Zagreb
Maarten Derickx, postdoc, Zagreb
Goran Drazic, postdoc, Zagreb
Ljubica Bacic Djurackovic, PhD, Vukovar
Tomislav Guzvic, PhD, Zagreb
Ivan Krijan, PhD, Zagreb
Miljen Mikic, PhD, Zagreb
Valentina Pribanic, PhD, Zagreb
Antonela Trbovic, PhD, Zagreb
Borna Vukorepa, PhD, Zagreb
Luka Lasic, PhD student, Zagreb
Alen Andrašek, PhD student, Zagreb
Kristina Miletic, PhD student, Mostar
Ivan Novak, PhD student, Zagreb
Lukas Novak, PhD student, Zagreb
Petar Orlic, PhD student, Zagreb
Pavao Radic, PhD student, Split
Lucija Ruzman, PhD student, Split
Next seminars:
James Rawson (University of Warwick):
Points on curves with small Galois group
Wednesday, October 2, 2024 at 10:15, in room 104
Petar Orlic: Tetragonal intermediate modular curves
Wednesday, October 9, 2024 at 10:15, in room 104
Alen Andrasek: Intersection multiplicity of plane algebraic curves
Wednesday, October 23, 2024 at 10:15, in room 104
Previous seminars:
Recommended readings
Graduate courses:
Recent Ph.D. Dissertations and Master Theses
Information on related undergraduate courses:
Elliptic curves
and their applications in cryptography
(Student seminar) (2002/2003)
Links:
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Modular curves and Galois representations, Zagreb, 18.-22.9.2023.
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Representation Theory XVIII, Dubrovnik, 18.6.-1.7.2023.
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Representation Theory XVII, Dubrovnik, 3.-8.10.2022.
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Conference on Diophantine m-tuples and Related Problems III, Zagreb, 14.-16.9.2022.
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20th Central European Conference on Cryptology, Zagreb, 24.-26.6.2020.
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Representation Theory XVI, Dubrovnik, 24.-29.6.2019.
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Conference on Diophantine m-tuples and Related Problems II, Westville, 15.-17.10.2018.
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Torsion groups and Galois representations of elliptic curves, Zagreb, 25.-29.6.2018.
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Lectures on computational aspects of algebraic geometry, Zagreb, 13.-17.6.2018.
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Diophantine m-tuples, elliptic curves, Thue and index form equations,
Grant supported by Croatian Science Foundation (July 2014 - June 2018)
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Workshop on Number Theory and Algebra (on the occasion of the 60th birthday of Ivica Gusić),
Zagreb, 26.-28.11.2014.
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Conference on Diophantine m-tuples and related problems,
Westville, 13.-15.11.2014.
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Winter School on Explicit Methods in Number Theory, Debrecen, January 26-30, 2009.
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Diophantine m-tuples page
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High rank elliptic curves with
prescribed torsion
- Thue
equations
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Glasnik Matematicki
- Number Theory Web
- Number theory groups and seminars
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Mathematics Departments