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ma3150:2019v:start [2019-04-12] seip [Exam, dates and location] |
ma3150:2019v:start [2020-12-29] hallvabo GDPR |
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===== Lecturer ===== | ===== Lecturer ===== | ||
- | Kristian Seip: Office 956 in SB II, kristian.seip@ntnu.no | + | Kristian Seip: Office 956 in SB II, <kristian.seip@ntnu.no> |
===== Lectures ===== | ===== Lectures ===== | ||
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The final lecture took place on March 19. You are supposed to work on the topic for your oral presentation during the four remaining weeks of the semester. | The final lecture took place on March 19. You are supposed to work on the topic for your oral presentation during the four remaining weeks of the semester. | ||
- | ===== Reference Group ===== | ||
- | [[torkrin@pm.me|Tor Kringeland]] | ||
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- | [[larsmagnus.overlier@gmail.com|Lars Magnus Øverlier]] | ||
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===== Contents of the lectures ===== | ===== Contents of the lectures ===== | ||
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As part of the oral exam, the students should give short presentations of topics assigned to them. These are topics that are not covered by the lectures. You may choose a topic yourself (to be approved by me) or choose one from the following list: | As part of the oral exam, the students should give short presentations of topics assigned to them. These are topics that are not covered by the lectures. You may choose a topic yourself (to be approved by me) or choose one from the following list: | ||
- | - Mertens' | + | - Mertens' |
- | - The Bertrand--Chebyshev theorem, including Ramanujan and Erdős' | + | - The Bertrand--Chebyshev theorem, including Ramanujan and Erdős' |
- Ramanujan primes (chosen by '' | - Ramanujan primes (chosen by '' | ||
- | - Skewes' | + | - Skewes' |
- General distribution of nontrivial zeros of \(\zeta(s)\) | - General distribution of nontrivial zeros of \(\zeta(s)\) | ||
- | - Zeros on the critical line, including density results | + | - Zeros on the critical line, including density results |
- The error term in the prime number theorem and zero-free regions | - The error term in the prime number theorem and zero-free regions | ||
- The Lindelöf hypothesis and the density hypothesis | - The Lindelöf hypothesis and the density hypothesis | ||
- | - Mean value theorems - results and conjectures | + | - Mean value theorems - results and conjectures |
- Zeta functions for which RH fails | - Zeta functions for which RH fails | ||
- | - Dirichlet' | + | - Dirichlet' |
- | - Elementary sieve methods and Brun's theorem on twin primes | + | - Elementary sieve methods and Brun's theorem on twin primes |
- Voronin' | - Voronin' | ||
- | - Lagarias' | + | - Lagarias' |
- The Beurling--Nyman condition for RH | - The Beurling--Nyman condition for RH | ||
- | - Li's criterion for RH (chosen by '' | + | - Li's criterion for RH |
- | - The Bohr--Cahen formulas for abscissas of convergence and the growth of \(\sum_{n\le x} \mu(n)\). | + | - The Bohr--Cahen formulas for abscissas of convergence and the growth of \(\sum_{n\le x} \mu(n)\). |
- Alternate proofs of the functional equation for \( \zeta(s)\) (Titchmarsh gives 7 proofs; take a look and make your own selection of some of them) | - Alternate proofs of the functional equation for \( \zeta(s)\) (Titchmarsh gives 7 proofs; take a look and make your own selection of some of them) | ||
- Approximations of \(\zeta(s)\), | - Approximations of \(\zeta(s)\), | ||
- | - The Riemann--Weil explicit formula | + | - The Riemann--Weil explicit formula |
- Siegel zeros. | - Siegel zeros. | ||
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===== Exam, dates and location ===== | ===== Exam, dates and location ===== | ||
- | The oral presentations will be given on May 8. You are strongly encouraged to be present at all the presentations! Oral examinations will take place on May 9. Both events will take place in Room 656 SB2. A detailed schedule is as follows. | + | The oral presentations will be given on May 8. **You are strongly encouraged to be present at all the presentations!** Oral examinations will take place on May 9. Both events will take place in Room 656 SB2. |
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- | === Schedule May 8 === | + | |
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- | * 08:30 - 08:55 '' | + | |
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- | * 13:30 - 13:55 '' | + | |
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- | * 14:30 - 14:55 '' | + | |
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- | === Schedule May 9 === | + | |
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- | * 08:30 - 08:55 '' | + | |
- | * 09:00 - 09:25 '' | + | |
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- | * 11:30 - 11:55 '' | + | |
- | * 13:00 - 13:25 '' | + | |
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