Knots and Primes – What do primes look like?
Join us for a public lecture with Mathematical Sciences Research Visitor Masanori Morishita from the Kyushu University, Japan. Light refreshments will be served afterwards.
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A public lecture with Mathematical Sciences Research Visitor Masanori Morishita from the Kyushu University.
Abstract
Prime numbers are among the most basic objects in mathematics. It has been a fundamental problem in mathematics to pursue the (geometric) picture of primes – what primes look like, just as it has been a fundamental problem in physics to pursue the (geometric) picture of elementary particles – what elementary particles look like. I will talk about the history of development and revolutions of mathematics, according to the changes of the picture of primes.
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Masanori Morishita is currently a Professor at the Department of Mathematics, Kyushu University, Japan. Specialising in Arithmetic Topology.
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Mathematical Sciences Institute Australian National University
145 Hanna Neumann Building
2600
Seminar Room 1.33 & 1.37
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