About the Conference
The theme of the workshop is connections between types of representations, particularly Galois representations, and L-functions, elliptic curves, and other objects of interest in number theory.
The format will be a hybrid of a traditional conference and a workshop with lectures in the morning and afternoons devoted to collaborative work. We hope that bringing together experts on these various objects will encourage collaborations in new directions.
During the afternoons, some people will work on the L-function and Modular Forms Database, the LMFDB. Here is the beginnings of a developer's guide.
Group Photo
Registration
There will be a $20 registration fee for this conference.
Funding
Funding is provided for speakers and invited participants. There is some additional travel funding available for additional people who would like to attend the conference. Preference will be given to students, post-docs, and junior researchers without other means of support and to members of underrepresented groups.
To apply, send an e-mail to the organizers with your:
- Name
- Affiliation
- Rank
- Research Focus (including how it connects to the theme of the conference, if not apparent)
Conference Support
The National Science Foundation 
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Organizers
| John Cremona | University of Warwick |
| David Farmer | American Institute of Mathematics |
| Paul Gunnells | University of Massachusetts Amherst |
| John Jones | Arizona State University |
| Holly Swisher | Oregon State University |