Duke University, Department of Mathematics

Program ID:

Duke-DRS [#1516]

Program Title:

Duke Research Scholars

Program Type:

Graduate or early career program

Program Location:

Durham, North Carolina 27708-0320, United States of America

Subject Area:

Math: Number Theory

Application Deadline:

2023/11/10 11:59PM help popup

finished (2023/10/06, finished 2024/05/11, listed until 2024/04/06)

Program Description:

*** this program has been closed and new applications are no longer accepted. ***

The number theory group at Duke is soliciting applications for two postdoctoral or early career researchers and three graduate students for the Duke Research Scholars (DRS) program. The researchers will meet for two periods of three days (December 7-9, 2023 and March 14-16, 2024). The group will work out and write up the nonabelian delta-symbol method outlined by J. R. Getz in the his second lecture at the conference ``New avenues in the circle method,'' available at

https://www.hcm.uni-bonn.de/thecirclemethod2021/

More details will be made available to the successful applicants. Ideal applicants will have experience working with automorphic representations, analytic number theory, or both. Travel expenses and lodging will be provided. Applications received before November 10, 2023, will receive full consideration.

To apply, please upload the following documents:

Reference letter

1 page statement summarizing expertise related to the project.

This program is funded by the NSF RTG: Linked via L-functions: training versatile researchers across number theory.

Application Materials Required:

Submit the following items online at this website to complete your application:

Curriculum Vitae
1 page statement summarizing expertise related to the project
Reference letter (to be submitted online by the reference writers on this site )

And anything else requested in the program description.

Further Info:

https://sites.duke.edu/ntdrs/

120 Science Drive
117 Physics Building
Campus Box 90320
Durham, NC 27708-0320

Duke University, Department of Mathematics

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