Seminars in March 2013

  • Mitsugu Hirasaka, Zeta functions of adjacecny algebras

    Zeta functions of adjacecny algebras
    Mitsugu Hirasaka
    Department of Mathematics,Pusan National University
    2013/03/29 Fri 4PM-5PM
    For a module L the formal Dirichlet series ζL(s) = ∑n ≥ 1</i>ann-s is defined whenever the number an of submodules of L with index n is finite for each positive integer n. For a ring R and a finite association scheme (X,S) we denote the adjacency algebra of (X,S) over R by RS. In this talk we aim to compute ζZS(s) where ZS is regarded as a ZS-module under the assumption that |X| is prime or |S|=2.</p>
  • (ASARC seminar) Sang June Lee, Extremal results on combinatorial number theory

    FYI (ASARC seminar)

    Extremal results on combinatorial number theory
    Sang June Lee
    ASARC, KAIST
    2013/03/15 Thu 5PM-6PM
    In this talk we deal with extremal results on combinatorial number theory. A typical problem is as follows. We fix a family of linear equations (for example, a+b=2c or a+b=c+d). Then we want to estimate the maximum size of subsets with no solution of the given equations in {1,2,…,n} or a random subset of {1,2,…,n} of size m < n. We consider two important examples:</p>

    (1) Sets which contain no arithmetic progression of a fixed size

    (2) Sidon sets (without solutions of a+b=c+d)

    The first example is about the results of Roth in 1953 and Szemeredi in 1975, and the recent results by Schacht in 2009+, and Conlon-Gowers in 2010+.

    Next, the second example is about the results by Erdős, Turán, Chowla, Singer in 1940s and the results by Kohayakawa, Lee, Rödl, and Samotij in 2012+.

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