Final announcement
The 15th Czech and Slovak International Conference on Number Theory
Ostravice (Czech Republic), Hotel Montér
September 3. - 8., 2001
Organized by the
Department of Mathematics of the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Ostrava
Department of Mathematics, Institute of Chemical Technology, Prague
Department of Mathematics, Masaryk’s University of Brno
Department of Mathematical Analysis, Charles University, Prague
Mathematical institute of Slovak Academy of Scientes, Bratislava
PARTICIPANTS
The following mathematicians confirmed the participation
INVITED SPEAKERS
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Takashi Agoh, Japan Jannis A. Antoniadis, Greece Antal Bege, Romania Kurt Girstmair, Austria Alain Escassut, France Peter Grabner, Austria Cornelius Greither, Germany Georges Grekos, France Kálman Gyory, Hungary Franz Halter - Koch, Austria Terence Jackson, United Kingdom |
Anatoly Karatsuba, Russia Günter Lettl, Austria Claude Levesque, Canada Jan Mináč, Canada Wladyslaw Narkiewicz, Poland Jan Nekovář, United Kingdom Attila Petho, Hungary Andrzej Schinzel, Poland Iliya Slavutskii, Israel Kazimierz Szymiczek, Poland |
PRELIMINARY LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
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Lubomir Alexandrov, Russia Attila Berczes, Hungary Daniel Berend, Israel Victor Beresnevich, Belarus Vasily Bernik, Belarus Michal Bulant, Czech Republic James Carter, Charleston Marzena Ciemala, Poland ALfred Czogala, Poland Jiří Čížek, Czech Republic Cristian D. Popescu, USA Anton Deitmar, United Kingdom Ilaria Del Corso, Italy Karl Dilcher, Canada Zuzana Divisova, Czech Republic Pavla Drábková, Czech Republic Roberto Dvornicich, Italy Věra Dvořáková, Czech Republic Joseph K. Essilfie, Ghana Sophie Frisch, Austria Petr Fuchs, Czech Republic István Gaál, Hungary Lajos Hajdu, Hungary Jaroslav Hančl, Czech Republic Richard Hill, England Mikihito Hirabayashi, Japan Syed Furgan Ullah Hussaini, UAE Mostafa Ibrahim, Egypt Stanislav Jakubec, Slovakia Istvan Jarasi, Hungary Aleka Kalapodi, Greece Yaroslav Kholjavka, Ukraine Helmut Koch, Germany Attila Komzsik, Slovakia Petra Konečná, Czech Republic Angeliki Kontolatou, Greece Juraj Kostra, Czech Republic Ella Kovalevskaya, Belarus Jan Krempa, Poland Michal Křížek, Czech Republic Radan Kučera, Czech Republic Jitka Kuhnová, Czech Republic Mieczyslaw Kula, Poland Mario Lamberger, Austria |
Erich Lamprecht, Germany Aini Laoudi, Algerie Claude Levesque, Canada Stephane Louboutin, France Ladislav Mišík, Czech Republic Jiří Močkoř, Czech Republic Karol Nemoga, Slovakia Břetislav Novák, Czech Republic Mikhail Novikov, Russia Gábor Nyul, Hungary Peter Olajos, Hungary Petr Otipka, Czech Republic Milan Paštéka, Slovakia Istvan Pink, Hungary Akos Pinter, Hungary Marek Pomp, Czech Republic Štefan Porubský, Czech Republic Csaba Rakaczki, Hungary Agbeko Tsikata Ransford, Ghana Thangadurai Ravindranathan, India Andrzej Rotkiewicz, Poland Selmane Schehrazad, Algeria Ladislav Skula, Czech Republic Andrzej Sladek, Poland Lawrence Sommer, USA Laszlo Szalay, Hungary Jaroslav Šeibert, Czech Republic John Stabakis, Greece Oto Strauch, Bratislava Herendi Tamas, Hungary Szabolcs Tengely, The Netherland Nobuhiro Terai, Japan Jörg Thuswaldner, Austria Witold Tomaszewski, Poland János Tóth, Slovakia Larisa Trelina, Belarus Pavel Trojovský, Czech Republic Michal Vavros, Czech Republic Denis Vasilyev, Belarus Lev Vsevold, Israel Reinhard Winkler, Austria Takao Yamazaki, Japan |
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
TENTATIVE PROGRAM
The conference will be opened on Monday morning, September 3rd, and finished on Saturday at noon, September 8th. Sunday, September 2nd , is the arrival day.
There will be some invited plenary lectures (45 minutes) as well as contributed talks (20 minutes). Problem Section will be organized. Program in sections is only tentative. The third section might be opened.
The following plenary lectures are assumed to be presented:
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Carter James |
Charleston |
Hilbert-Speiser number fields of given type |
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Escassut Alain |
France |
p-adic Nevanlinna Theory and applications |
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Grabner Peter |
Austria |
Digital function and its applications |
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Greither Cornelius |
Germany |
Recent work on the Brumer-Stark conjecture concerning annihilation of class groups |
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Halter- Koch Franz |
Austria |
Representation of prime powers by binary quadratic forms |
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Jannis A. Antoniadis |
Greece |
Prime powers represented by quadratic forms |
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Kálman Gyory |
Hungary |
Bounds for the numbers of solutions of decomposable polynomial equations |
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Karatsuba Anatoly |
Russia |
On the fractional parts of the fast increasing functions |
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Mináč Jan |
Canada |
Galois, Witt and Voevodsky |
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Narkiewicz Wladyslaw |
Poland |
Primes represented by reducible quadratic polynomials |
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Nekovář Jan |
United Kingdom |
On the parity of ranks of Selmer groups |
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Schinzel Andrzej |
Poland |
Evaluation of a certain arithmetic sum |
The following titles of contributed talks have been announced till the end of June, 2001.
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Agoh Takashi |
Japan |
Some topics on the relative class number of cyclotomic fields |
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Alexandrov Lubomir |
Russia |
Recurring Eratosthenes sieve and plane prime number geometry |
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Bege Antal |
Romania |
Some inequalities concerning arithmetical functions |
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Beresnevich Victor |
Belarus |
Diophantine approximation on curves over the field of complex numbers |
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Bulant Michal |
Czech Republic |
On the parity o the class number of the field Q( |
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Corso Ilaria |
Italy |
On the index of a number field |
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Czogala Alfred |
Poland |
Witt ring of a global field |
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Dilcher Karl |
Canada |
Bernoulli numbers and confluent hypergeometric functions |
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Divisova Zuzana |
Czech Republic |
On polynomial cycles in cubic fields |
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Dvornicich Roberto |
Italy |
Bounds for the height and size of the ideal class group in CM-fields |
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Frisch Sophie |
Austria |
On integer-valued polynomials |
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Fuchs Petr |
Czech Republic |
Bernoulli numbers and binary trees |
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Gaal Istvan |
Hungary |
Power integral bases in algebraic number fields |
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Grekos Georges |
France |
Removing elements from additive bases |
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Hill Richard |
England |
Metaplectic covers of GLn and the Gauss-Schering Lemma |
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Hirabayashi Mikihito |
Japan |
Inkeri`s determinant for an imaginary abelian number field |
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Jackson Terence |
United Kingdom |
An Improved bound in a problem about quaternary forms |
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Kovalevskaya Ella |
Belarus |
p-adic variant of Khintchine’s theorem for the curves in Zp*Zp*Zp |
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Koch Helmut |
Germany |
Maximal 2-extensions with given ramification points |
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Krempa Jan |
Poland |
On completely unisotropic modules |
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Komzsik Attila |
Slovakai |
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Křížek Michal |
Czech Republic |
Necessary and sufficient conditions for the primality of Fermat numbers |
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Konečná Petra |
Czech Republic |
On polynomial cycles in finite fields |
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Levesque Claude |
Canada |
A fundamental system of units of certain fields of degree 4 over Q |
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Louboutin Stephane |
France |
Exponents of the ideal class groups of CM number fields |
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Lettl Günter |
Austria |
On families of Thue equations |
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Laoudi Aini |
Algerie |
Power integral bases in cubic cyclic number field |
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Mostafa Ibrahim |
Egypt |
New recurrence relations to well-known sequences |
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Nobuhiro Terai |
Japan |
On diophantine equation related to Eisenstein numbers |
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Novikov Mikhail |
Russia |
Generalization of Bunyakovsky theorem in cases of simple and composite radicals and the applications to diophantine equations |
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Nyul Gábor |
Hungary |
Power integral bases in biquadratic number fields |
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Pezda Tadeus |
Hungary |
On cycles and precycles of polynomial mapping Z2® Z2 |
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Porubský Štefan |
Czech Republic |
will be specified later |
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Schehrazad Selmane |
Algeria |
Quadratic Extensions of Quintic Fields of Signature (3,1) |
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Sladek Andrzej |
Poland |
Witt ring of a global field |
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Slavutskii Iliya |
Israel |
Ankeny-Artin - Chowla conjecture: history, computation and its equivalents |
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Somer Lawrence |
USA |
On Special Multipliers of k-th-Order Linear Recurrences Modulo pr |
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Szalay Laszlo |
Hungary |
The diophantine equation 2n+2m+1=x2 |
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Šeibert Jaroslav |
Czech Republic |
On properties and relations of some types of the numbers derived from Bernoull´s inequality |
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Trelina Larisa |
Belarus |
On the k-free factors of values of polynomials |
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Takao Yamazaki |
Japan |
Tate duality and ramification of division algebra |
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Trojovský Pavel |
Czech Republic |
On properties and relations of some types of the numbers derived from Bernoull´s inequality |
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Vasilyev Denis |
Belarus |
Diophantine approximation on curves over the field of complex numbers |
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Vavros Michal |
Czech Republic |
On polynomial cycles in the ring of circulant matrices |
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PROCEEDINGS OF REVIEWED PAPERS
The Proceedings of the conference will be published as a special issue of the journal Acta Mathematica et Informatica Universitatis Ostraviensis in 2002. The papers should be submitted in AMSTeX or another TEX format (as a file surname.TEX). The deadline for sending the paper will be on January 30, 2002. The author of a paper accepted for publication will receive a free copy of the journal and 25 free reprints. All papers submitted for publication will be reviewed. The participants will receive the detail information about this publication during the conference.
CONFERENCE VENUE
As it was mentioned in the first announcement, the conference will take place in a mountain centre “Ostravice” in a Hotel Montér. The registration office will be at the hotel “Montér”.
TRANSPORT
By plane:
Participants can use domestic flights from Praque to Ostrava airport. Departures from Prague are September 2nd : 12.40, 21.40, September 3rd : 12.40, 21.40 and time of arrivals of these flights is :
September 2nd : 13.40, 22.40
September 3rd : 13.40, 22.40
A transport will be organized from the Ostrava airport to the hotel “Montér” starting from September 2nd.
By train:
Participants can use any domestic or international train connection to Ostrava - Main Station. A transport from the Main Station will be organized on Sunday 2nd from 12.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m., and on September 3rd , from. 8.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m..
For the better organisation please let us know the time of your arrival to Ostrava-Main Station and Ostrava airport if you would like to use our transport to Ostravice.
Martina.Krupova@osu.cz
If you want vegetarian meals, please let us know your specific requirements to address Martina.Krupova@osu.cz
By car:
From Ostrava take direction of Frýdek-Místek, Frýdlant nad Ostravicí and Ostravice. In Ostravice, at the hotel FREUD you take direction across the railway to the mountains. Hotel MONTER is about 5 minutes by car.
Hotel Monter
Telephone: 00420-658-682108
Fax: 00420-658-682161
E-mail: monter@applet.cz
In the hotel Monter, there are swimming pool, sauna and also masseur. There will be organized a trip (specified at the beginning of the conference, a tourist trip or visiting different places in North Moravia region). For accompanying persons a programme will be organized during the whole week.
Department of Mathematics
University of Ostrava
30. dubna 22
CZ-701 03 Ostrava 1
Czech Republic
e-mail: Martina.Krupova@osu.cz