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Henri Darmon
Distinguished James McGill Professor,
Department of Mathematics.
Office: Burnside Hall, Room 1111
Office Hours: By appointement.
Office Phone: (514) 398-2263
Office Fax: (514) 398-3899
Research Interests
Algebraic number theory, with a special emphasis on elliptic curves, modular forms, and their associated L-functions.Editorial Activities
I am currently on the editorial board of the following journals:Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici, the main journal of the Swiss Mathematical Society.
Journal of the AMR, the main journal of the Association for Mathematical Research.
Annales Mathématiques Blaise Pascal, a mathematical journal published by the Department of Mathematics of the Université Blaise Pascal in Clermont-Ferrand.
Comptes Rendus Mathématiques de la Société Royale du Canada, the main scientific publication of the Canadian Royal Society.
I encourage you to submit your number theory articles to these journals!
Previous and upcoming visits, trips and conferences
2023
January 15-May 25. Thematic semester on algebraic cycles and Euler systems. MSRI, Berkeley.
June 2-5. CMS summer meeting, Ottawa.
August 20-26. Galois representations and automorphic forms, Bedlewo, Poland.
August 27-29. Discussion on p-adic special cycles. Berlin.
October 9-13. Conference in arithmetic geometry, IHES, Paris. (In memory of Jan Nekovar.)
December 15. Heilbronn Colloquium, London.
December 18-18. Eisenstein days, UCL, London.
2024.
January 3-6. Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Francisco.
January 11-12. Simons annual meeting, New York City.
March 9-11. Southern Regional Number Theory Conference, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge.
April 14-19. Moduli spaces and modular forms. Schiermonnikoog, Netherlands.
May 30-June 7. Theta functions and p-adic methods. Cetraro, Italy.
June 8-16. Visit to Barcelona, Spain.
June 18-21. Modular forms, L-functions, and Eigenvarieties. Memorial conference for Joel Bellaiche. Paris.
June 24-28. Recent progress on Hilbert's twelfth problem, ICMS, Edinburgh.
July 22-26. Periods in algebraic geometry and automorphic forms, Nisyros, Greece.
July 29-31. Isogeny-based post quantum cryptography, NATO Science and Security program, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
August 1. Conference celebrating the mathematics of Udi de Shalit and Ron Livne, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
September 14-15. Special section on L-functions and automorphic forms, AMS Sectional Meeting, San Antonio, Texas.
October 5-6. Quebec-Maine number theory conference. Quebec City.
2025.
January 15-16. Simons annual meeting, collaboration in Arithmetic Geometry, Number Theory, and Computing. New York City.
March 17-21. The legacy of John Tate, and beyond. Harvard University, Science Center.
May 2. Automorphic forms and arithmetic seminar, Columbia University, New York city.
May 18-22. Number theory and quantum chaos. (Celebrating the birthday of Zeev Rudnick.) Tel Aviv University, Israel.
June 11-13. 60th anniversary celebration of the FIM, ETH Zurich.
June 16-19. HYPATIA graduate summer school. CRM, Barcelona, Spain.
July 21-25. Mathematical Congress of the Americas. Miami, Florida.
August 18-22. Arithmetic cycles, modular forms, and L-functions. CRM, Montreal, Canada.
September 22-26. Motives, L-values an Eisenstein series, on the occasion of Guido Kings' 60th birthday.
2026.
May 11-15. Workshop on Iwasawa theory and perfectoid methods. CIRM, Luminy.
May 18-22. The Eisenstein ideal and Galois representations: looking forward after 50 years. Simons Foundation, New York City.
June 8-12. Research school on classical and p-adic aspects of the Kudla program., CIRM, Luminy.
June 15-19. Conference, CIRM, Luminy.
July 23-30. International Congress of Mathematicians, Philadelphia.
August 3-7. The Gross-Zagier formula, 40 years later. MIT, Cambridge Mass.