Hawaii Conference on Algebraic Number Theory, Arithmetic Geometry, and Modular Forms

夏威夷代数论、算术几何和模形式会议(HCANTAGMF)将于2012年3月6-8日在檀香山东西中心举行，毗邻夏威夷大学校园。因为它发生在AMS西区会议(火奴鲁鲁)之后，就在阿尔夫·范德普顿(澳大利亚纽卡斯尔)的纪念会议之前，一大批著名的数字理论家将出席。演讲将分三次平行举行，主题为会议题目，五位杰出演讲者的全体演讲休息时间。研究生和博士后研究员也将有机会展示他们的成果。更多细节和与会者名单可以在会议上找到，URLhttp://www.math.hawaii.edu/numbertheory2012/The HCANTAGMF将是讨论我们主题的最新进展并为未来的进展奠定基础的主要工具。对于夏威夷大学马诺阿分校的研究生、附近UH系统社区学院的教职员工以及西海岸数论课程较少的大学的教职员工来说，这将是一个无与伦比的机会。大约100名数字理论家将出席，他们代表着不同的分支学科，并将分配充足的时间与他们交谈。组织者还希望提高夏威夷大学数论小组的知名度。通过向我们当地的数论小组介绍这么多研究人员，组织者希望提高我们活动的知名度，并提高夏威夷大学研究生项目的知名度。

The Hawaii Conference on Algebraic Number Theory, Arithmetic Geometry, and Modular Forms (HCANTAGMF) will be held on March 6-8, 2012 at the East-West Center in Honolulu, adjacent to the University of Hawaii campus. As it is occurring on the heels of the AMS Western Section meeting (Honolulu) and just before a memorial conference for Alf van der Poorten (Newcastle, Australia), a critical mass of prominent number theorists will be in attendance. Talks will occur in three parallel sessions on the topics in the conference title, with breaks for plenary lectures by five distinguished speakers. There will also be opportunities for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to present their results. Further details and a list of participants can be found at the conference URLhttp://www.math.hawaii.edu/numbertheory2012/The HCANTAGMF will be a major vehicle for discussing the latest advances in our subject and laying the ground work for future ones. It will be an unparalleled opportunity for the graduate students at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, for the faculty at the nearby community colleges in the UH system, and for the faculty and students of the universities on the West Coast with smaller number theory programs. Approximately 100 number theorists will be in attendance, representing a diverse collection of sub-disciplines, and ample time will be allotted for conversation with and among them. The organizers also hope to improve the visibility of the number theory group at the University of Hawaii. By introducing so many researchers to our local number theory group, the organizers hope to increase the visibility of our activities and the profile of the graduate program at the University of Hawaii.