Lucas Villagra Torcomian
PIMS-Simons Postdoctoral Fellow, Simon Fraser University
Scientific, Seminar
UCalgary Algebra and Number Theory Seminar: Lucas Villagra Torcomian
In this talk we will briefly review the modular method, the strategy used by Wiles to prove Fermat’s Last Theorem. We will then explain how hyperelliptic curves have emerged as an important tool in recent years to approach generalized Fermat...
Scientific, Seminar
SFU NTAG Seminar: Lucas Villagra Torcomian
After a brief review of the modular method, in this talk we will explain how hyperelliptic curves have emerged as an important tool in recent years to approach generalized Fermat equations.
Scientific, Seminar
The PIMS Postdoctoral Fellow Seminar: Lucas Villagra Torcomian
In this talk we will introduce the modular method, the approach followed by Wiles to prove Fermat’s Last Theorem. We will explain the role of elliptic curves, modular forms, and Galois representations in this framework, and discuss how the method has...
Scientific, Seminar
Lethbridge Number Theory and Combinatorics Seminar: Lucas Villagra Torcomian
In 1770 Euler observed that 3 3 + 4 3 + 5 3 = 6 3 and asked if there was another perfect power that equals the sum of consecutive cubes. This captivated the attention of many important mathematicians, such as Cunningham, Catalan, Genocchi and Lucas...
Scientific, Seminar
UBC Number Theory Seminar: Lucas Villagra Torcomian
Let f and g be two newforms with equal coefficient fields. In this talk we will see how a congruence between the Galois representations of f and g for a sufficiently large prime p implies strong conditions between the algebras of endomorphisms of the...
Scientific, Seminar
SFU Number Theory and Algebraic Geometry Seminar: Lucas Villagra Torcomian
In 1770 Euler observed that $3^3+4^3+5^3=6^3$ and asked if there was another perfect power that equals the sum of consecutive cubes. This captivated the attention of many important mathematicians, such as Cunningham, Catalan, Genocchi and Lucas. In...