The University of Colorado Center for Number Theory has interests spanning number theory, from analytic to algebraic. There is a focus on arithmetic geometry, including arithmetic dynamics, elliptic curves and higher genus curves. Another theme is cryptography and coding theory, including elliptic curve cryptography and lattice-based cryptography. On the analytic side, there is a focus on automorphic forms, analytic number theory and harmonic analysis. The group also has a long tradition in Diophantine approximation.
Seminars
Faculty
| Peter D. T. A. Elliott | number theory |
| Su-ion Ih | arithmetic geometry, algebraic geometry |
| David Grant | arithmetic geometry, space-time coding |
| Eric Stade | number theory, special functions |
| Katherine Stange | arithmetic geometry, including elliptic curves and cryptographic applications, as well as Kleinian groups, Diophantine approximation, and lattice-based cryptography |
| Robert Tubbs | transcendental number theory, mathematics and the humanities, mathematics education |