Robert J. Lemke Oliver

Past Travel

In the past, I've attended a number of conferences and I've given a few seminars. While not a complete list of conferences I've attended, a list of talks I've given follows.

Invited and Seminar Talks:

Three-isogeny descent for quadratic twists of abelian varieties, Maine-Quebec Number Theory Conference. (October 2017)
Prime numbers, randomness, and the gambler's fallacy, University of Vermont mathematics colloquium. (September 2017)
Selmer groups and ranks of elliptic curves, Brigham Young University number theory seminar. (September 2017)
Selmer groups and Tate-Shafarevich groups of elliptic curves, University of Bristol Heilbronn number theory seminar. (June 2017)
Selmer groups and Tate-Shafarevich groups of elliptic curves, University of Illinois graduate student number theory seminar. (April 2017)
Unexpected biases in the distribution of consecutive primes, University of Illinois number theory seminar. (April 2017)
Prime numbers, randomness, and the gambler's fallacy, University of Connecticut mathematics colloquium. (April 2017)
Selmer groups and ranks of elliptic curves, Five Colleges Number Theory Seminar, Amherst, MA. (April 2017)
Unexpected biases in the distribution of consecutive primes, Boston College number theory seminar. (March 2017)
Prime numbers, randomness, and the gambler's fallacy, Bryn Mawr/Haverford Bi-college mathematics colloquium. (February 2017)
Quadratic twists of elliptic curves with 3-torsion, MSRI. Video. (February 2017)
The distribution of consecutive primes biases, MSRI. Video. (February 2017)
What to expect when you're unexpecting: The distribution of consecutive prime biases, Emory University number theory seminar. (January 2017)
Prime numbers, randomness, and the gambler's fallacy, Tufts University colloquium. (November 2016)
Unexpected biases in the distribution of consecutive primes, Boston University number theory seminar. (November 2016)
Unexpected biases in the distribution of consecutive primes, Oberwolfach, Germany. (November 2016)
The distribution of consecutive primes, University of California-San Diego number theory seminar. (May 2016)
The distribution of consecutive primes, University of California-Irvine number theory seminar. (May 2016)
The distribution of consecutive primes, University of California-Santa Cruz number theory seminar. (April 2016)
The distribution of consecutive primes, University of Oregon number theory seminar. (April 2016)
Unexpected biases in the distribution of consecutive primes, Krishna Alladi 60, University of Florida. (With K. Soundararajan) (March 2016)
Unexpected biases in the distribution of consecutive primes, Automorphic Forms Workshop, Wake Forest University. (March 2016)
Consecutive primes modulo q, Stanford University Number Theory Seminar. (February 2016)
Analytic questions about the Sato-Tate conjecture, Elementary, Analytic, and Algorithmic Number Theory, University of Georgia. (June 2016)
Singular behavior in the distribution of elliptic curves, Tufts University Colloquium. (January 2015)
p-Selmer groups of elliptic curves with p-isogenies, Joint Mathematics Meetings AMS Special Session on Selmer Groups. (January 2015)
Arithmetic consequences of Erdos-Kac type theorems, Centre de Recherches Mathématiques Analytic Number Theory Seminar. (October 2014)
2-Selmer ranks of elliptic curves with two-torsion, University of Wisconsin Number Theory Seminar. (August 2014)
2-Selmer ranks of elliptic curves with two-torsion, Universität zu Köln Algebra and Number Theory Seminar. (July 2014)
Conspiracies and collusion among the primes, Portland State University Discrete Mathematics Seminar. (June 2014)
The distribution of 2-Selmer ranks and additive functions, Québec-Vermont Number Theory Seminar. (April 2014)
The distribution of 2-Selmer ranks and additive functions, Emory University, Algebra and Number Theory Seminar. (November 2013)
The distribution of 2-Selmer ranks and additive functions, UC-Berkeley, Number Theory Seminar. (November 2013)
The distribution of 2-Selmer ranks and additive functions, Stanford University, Number Theory Seminar. (October 2013)
Multiplicative functions dictated by Artin symbols, University of South Carolina, Number Theory Seminar. (April 2013)
Multiplicative functions dictated by Artin symbols, AMS Special Session, University of Mississippi. (March 2013)
The pretentious view of analytic number theory, Dartmouth College Colloquium. (February 2013)
Multiplicative functions with small sums, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Number Theory Seminar. (November 2012)
Multiplicative functions dictated by Artin symbols, Ramanujan 125, University of Florida. (November 2012)
New results in the pretentious analytic number theory of Granville and Soundararajan, AMS Special Session, University of Arizona. (October 2012)
New results in the pretentious analytic number theory of Granville and Soundararajan, Dartmouth College, Number Theory Seminar. (May 2012)
Eta-quotients and theta functions, University of Florida, Number Theory Seminar. (April 2012)
New results in the pretentious analytic number theory of Granville and Soundararajan, Texas A&M, Number Theory Seminar. (March 2012)
New results in the pretentious analytic number theory of Granville and Soundararajan, Hawaii Conference in Algebraic Number Theory, Arithmetic Geometry, and Modular Forms. (March 2012)
Eta-quotients and theta functions, AMS Sectional Meeting, University of Hawaii. (March 2012)
Pretentiously detecting power cancellation, Georgia Tech, Algebra Seminar. (November 2011)
Pretentiously detecting power cancellation, University of South Carolina, Number Theory Seminar. (October 2011)
Eta-quotients and theta functions, q-Series 2011, Georgia Southern University. (March 2011)
Eta-quotients and theta functions, Emory University Conference on q-Series, Partitions, and Maass Forms. (January 2011)
Almost-primes represented by irreducible polynomials, Penn State University, Algebra and Number Theory Seminar. (November 2010)
Eta-quotients and theta functions, Penn State University, q-Series Seminar. (November 2010)

Contributed Talks:

Elliptic curves and the Erdos-Kac theorem, ENFANT, Bonn, Germany. (July 2014)
The distribution of the Tamagawa ratio in the family of elliptic curves with a two-torsion point, Automorphic Forms Workshop XXVIII, Moab, Utah. (May 2014)
Representations by ternary quadratic forms, PANTS XIX, University of South Carolina. (December 2012)
Multiplicative functions dictated by Artin symbols, PANTS XVIII, Wake Forest University. (September 2012)
New results in the pretentious analytic number theory of Granville and Soundararajan, SERMON 2012, Western Carolina University. (April 2012)
Pretentiously detecting power cancellation, Integers 2011, University of West Georgia. (October 2011)
Pretentiously detecting power cancellation, Palmetto Number Theory Series XVI, Emory University. (September 2011)
Eta-quotients and theta functions, Palmetto Number Theory Series XIV, University of South Carolina. (December 2010)
Almost-primes represented by irreducible polynomials, Palmetto Number Theory Series XIII, University of North Carolina-Greensboro. (September 2010)
Almost-primes represented by irreducible polynomials, Canadian Number Theory Association XI, Acadia University, Wolfville, Canada. (July 2010)
The distribution of primes: An introduction to analytic number theory, REU at Rose-Hulman Institute of Tehcnology. (June 2010)
Almost primes represented by irreducible polynomials, Illinois Number Theory Conference. (May 2010)
Almost primes represented by irreducible polynomials, UW-Madison number theory seminar. (April 2010)
Proof of Alder's Conjecture, UW-Madison student number theory seminar. (September 2009)
Proof of Alder's Conjecture, Conference on Number Theory, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada. (June 2009)
Partitions in number theory, REU at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. (June 2009)
The congruent number problem, UW-Madison student number theory seminar. (December 2008)
Generalized Niven numbers, Illiana Undergraduate Mathematics Research Conference, Wabash College. (November 2007)
Mathematics colloquium, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. (Multiple occasions)