FRG Workshop and Conference on Characters, Liftings, and Types
When/Where
Workshop: June 19-22, 2012
Conference: June 22-24, 2012
See Schedule page for details.
Kogod School of Business Harris Lounge & Room 118
American University, Washington, DC
Partial List of Registered Participants
List of expected participants (as of May 18)
Registration & Accommodations
Online Registration: please register by May 1, earlier if possible, especially if needing a visa to enter the U.S.
Limited financial support is available for graduate students and recent PhDs. First consideration will be given to applications that are received (including letters of support) by April 6.
Please see Accommodations page for info about special conference hotel rate available through May 18.
Overview
There has been considerable recent progress in the representation theory of p-adic groups, especially in the study of supercuspidal representations. The workshop aims to help junior researchers in the area to broaden their understanding, particularly of characters, liftings, and types, in both the standard and symmetric-space settings. The conference that follows will present recent results in these areas.
Mini-Courses
Bernstein Decomposition
Alan Roche (University of Oklahoma)
Characters of P-Adic Groups
Loren Spice (Texas Christian University)
Langlands Correspondence
Mark Reeder (Boston College)
Supercharacters
Nathaniel Thiem (University of Colorado, Boulder)
Symmetric Spaces
Aloysius Helminck (North Carolina State University)
Confirmed Conference Speakers:
Jeffrey Adams (University of Maryland)
Moshe Adrian (University of Utah)
Mitya Boyarchenko (University of Michigan)
Daniel Bump (Stanford University)
Benedict Gross (Harvard University)
Ju-Lee Kim (MIT)
Fiona Murnaghan (University of Toronto)
Roger Plymen (University of Manchester)
Jiu-Kang Yu (Purdue University)
Conference Organizers
Jeffrey Adler (American University)
Stephen DeBacker (University of Michigan)
Jeffrey Hakim (American University)
Joshua Lansky (American University)
Loren Spice (Texas Christian University)
Ryan Vinroot (College of William and Mary)


