Mathematical Sciences: Conference on Arithmetic Geometry with Emphasis in Iwasawa Theory; Tempe, Arizona; March 1993

这次以岩泽理论为重点的算术几何会议将于1993年3月15日至18日在亚利桑那州立大学举行。这次会议有几个目标。。最近，算术几何领域出现了大量的活动和许多引人注目的进展。由于期刊的大量积压，作品往往在完成后的几年内不会付印。这次会议将为精选圈子之外的研究人员提供一种了解当前最先进技术的手段。。上面提到的时间滞后问题对于新的猜测和正在进行的工作来说更加尖锐。在数论中，期刊论文的压倒性优势是为了完成工作。这次会议将为研究人员向数论社区提出新问题提供一个舞台，为研究人员可能希望采取的新方向提供有趣的想法。。通过将来自全国和世界各地的人们聚集在一起，会议将促进研究人员与世界专家讨论他们的工作，可能会带来新的见解。。最后，讨论哪一个子专业可以为希望进入一个新领域的研究人员(特别是研究生)提供方向。会议将包括一个小时和半个小时的演讲，不能同时进行两个演讲(以便与会者都能参加)。所有的演讲都将围绕算术几何的会议主题展开；一些演讲将集中于最近的结果，一些演讲将讨论新的猜想，另一些演讲将概述算术几何中的子学科。所有讲座和非正式讨论将在亚利桑那州立大学校区数学系提供的空间内进行。

The conference, Arithmetic Geometry with an Emphasis in Iwasawa Theory, is to be held at Arizona State University, March 15-18, 1993. This conference has several goals. . Recently, there has been a great deal of activity and many striking advances in arithmetic geometry. Due to the heavy backlog in journals, work frequently does not appear in print for several years after completion. This conference will provide a means for researchers outside of select circles to learn what is currently the state of the art. . The problem of time lag alluded to above is more acute for new conjectures and work in progress. The overwhelming preponderance of journal articles in number theory are for finished work. The conference will provide an arena for researchers to pose new questions to the number theory community, offering interesting ideas for new directions researchers may wish to take. . By bringing people together from across the country and around the world, the conference will facilitate researchers discussing their work with the world's experts, potentially leading to new insights. . Finally, talks which survey a sub specialty can provide direction for researchers looking to enter a new area (especially graduate students). The conference will include a combination of one hour and half hour talks, with no two given simultaneously (so that participants can attend them all). All of the talks will be on the conference theme of arithmetic geometry; some talks will focus on recent results, some on new conjectures, and others will give overviews of sub-disciplines within arithmetic geometry. All lectures and informal discussion periods will take place in space provided by the mathematics department on the Arizona State University campus.