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ＲＩＭＳ　2006/10/11~2006/10/13

Japanese Version

PROGRAM

10/11(Wed.)

10:00~10:50 Driss Essouabri(Caen University)

Zeta functions of one or several variables and applications

11:10~12:00 Michel Balazard(University of Bordeaux1)

Some remarks on elementary prime number theory

14:00~14:50 Kohji Matsumoto(Nagaya University)

Zeta-functions of root systems and Dynkin diagrams

15:10~15:50 Masatoshi Suzuki(Nagoya University)

On Riemann hypothesis of a certain zeta function of rank 3

16:00~16:30 Makoto Minamide(Nagoya University)

Maki Nakasuji(Tsuda college,Keio University)

The Hadamard product of the Selberg zeta function

10/12(Thu.)

10:00~10:50 Kunrui Yu(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)

abc-conjecture and linear forms in p-adic logarithm

11:10~12:00 Iekata Shiokawa

Shun Shimomura(Keio University)

C. Elsner(Hannover University)

Euler’s formula for certain Dirichlet series

14:00~14:50 Noriko Hirata-Kohno(Nihon University)

Unit equations and integer points on algebraic curves

15:10~15:40 Yasushi Kajiwara(Osaka University, Graduate School)

On multiple generalizations of some q-series transformation formulae in Ramanujan’s notebook

15:50~16:20 Hajime Kaneko(Kyoto University, Graduate School)

Fractional parts of powers of algebraic numbers

10/13(Fri.)

10:00~10:50 Bruce Berndt(University of Illinois)

The five strange, most fascinating, most interesting results in Ramanujan’s lost notebook

11:10~12:00 Youichi Motohashi(Nihon University)

Inverting Kuznetsov sum formula

14:00~14:40 Kouichi Kawada(Iwate University)

On sums of fifteen fourth powers

15:00~15:30 Yoshitaka Sasaki(Nagoya University, Graduate School)

An explicit formula for the square of the Riemann zeta-function in the critical strip

15:40~16:10 Takashi Nakamura(Nagoya University, Graduate School)

The existence and non existence of joint t-universality for Lerch zeta functions