- Albert Einstein
Probably one of the first short talks I gave during my Differential Geometry class. This one is about characterizing linear Lie groups by Von Neumann's theorem (actually, in the case of closed linear topological groups).
Lie_groups
Hilbert_problem
differentiable_manifolds
I had the chance in my Master thesis, to study the algebraic properties of the Eisenstein-Kronecker numbers, an elliptic analogue of the generalised Bernoulli numbers, in the case of an imaginary quadratic field. They are, in this sense, related to the special values of Hecke L-series on imaginary quadratic fields. The idea was to follow Bannai and Kobayashi’s paper [BK+10] and show that the two-variable generating function of these numbers (which is the elliptic analogue of the cotangent function for the Bernoulli numbers) belongs to a canonical class of theta functions, called the reduced theta functions.
elliptic functions
Mumford's algebraic Theta functions
Hecke L-functions
Hecke L-series
Imaginary quadratic fields