CICMA/QVNTS

The new CICMA / QVNTS webpage
The Quebec-Vermont Seminar is a regular bi-weekly seminar alternating between Montreal, Burlington, Vermont, and Quebec City. Founded in 1984 by Hershy Kisilevsky and David Dummit, it is one of the longest continuously-running seminars of its kind in North America. This website contains a list of (many of) lectures in the Quebec-Vermont seminars (and related activities) going back to its inception. Here is the Winter 2011 seminar, as well as all seminars held over the last 25 years.

This is a gallery of all people who currently participate in the seminar. Here are our graduated students, our former postdocs, organized by where they are today, as well as sabbatical visitors .

Here are conferences that have been or will be organized by QVNTS members. We are a partner in the ALGANT network, which allows graduate students from many parts of the world to come to work in Montreal.

Upcoming events

The biweekly QVNTS seminar Local seminars: Analytic; Mar 29, 2011: Andrew Granville MSI: Anatomie (des entiers et des permutations) , Grande Conférence du CRM Apr 1, 2011: Joe Silverman's Colloquium, Number Theory and Dynamical Systems: A Survey at the CRM Apr 9-10, 2011: 2nd Montreal-Toronto Workshop in Number Theory at The Fields Institute Apr 15, 2011: Morley Davidson's Colloquium, Rubik's Cube in Twenty Moves or Less at the CRM May 20, 2011: Carl Pomerance speaks at XIVth Pan-Quebec student colloquium at the CRM Nov 6-11, 2011: Women in Numbers 2 at Banff

News/Honours

Faculty

The 2011 Ferran Sunyer i Balaguer Prize to Jayce Getz for Hilbert Modular Forms with Coefficients in Intersection Homology and Quadratic Base Change co-authored with Mark Goresky

2008 Henri Darmon John L. Synge award, Royal Society of Canada.

2008 Henri Darmon Killam Fellowship, Canada Council of the Arts.

2008 Andrew Granville Chauvenet Prize, Mathematical Association of America.

Students

Daniel Fiorilli (U de M): 2011 NSERC postdoc at IAS, Princeton.

Tristan Freiberg (U de M): (2011 PhD) a postdoc at KTH in Sweden.

2011-2014: Three new co-supervised ALGANT PhD students,

***2010-2011 Graduate courses***
Semester	Course	Instructor	Location
Winter 2011	Algebraic Groups	Eyal Goren	McGill
	Algebraic Geometry 2	Adrian Iovita	Concordia
	A pretentious introduction to analytic number theory	Andrew Granville	U de Montreal
	Introduction to Analytic number theory and L-functions	Chantal David	U de Montreal
Fall 2010	Topics in Number Theory: Modular Forms	Heekyoung Hahn	McGill
	Introduction to Algebraic Number Theory	Matilde Lalin	U de Montreal

***2011-2012 Graduate courses***
Semester	Course	Instructor	Location
Winter 2012	Algebraic Geometry: Schemes	Adrian Iovita	Concordia
	Complex Multiplication	Eyal Goren	McGill
	Automorphic Representations	Jayce Getz	McGill
Fall 2011	Introduction to Modular Forms	Heekyoung Hahn	McGill
	Introduction to Analytic Number Theory	Henri Darmon	McGill
	Introduction to elliptic curves and modular forms	Andrew Granville	U de Montreal
	Introduction to Algebraic Number Theory	Hershy Kisilevsky	Concordia

Special Number Theory offices (with libraries)
U de Montreal: Analytic Number Theory Lab (Aisenstadt 6149) -- ask Granville or Lalin for the doorcode

Concordia: CICMA Lam -- 9th Floor, Library Building

Mini-seminars: Send email to udemants@gmail.com to be on the mailing list for the student analytic number theory seminar at U de Montreal.

To do

We probably should have links to our students' theses and include the titles of the theses.
Need more info on mini-seminars
We also have to decide what we wish to boast about on this top page.