RIMS Project Research

The international conference

Functions in Number Theory and Their Probabilistic Aspects

December 13(Mon)-17(Fri), 2010
RIMS, Kyoto University
Kyoto, Japan

This is the main event of our project. This international conference consists of invited talks presented by eminent specialists, and poster sessions. It is the aim of the conference to activate mutual communications and discussions among researchers who are interested in this field.

S. Akiyama
K. Fukuyama
K. Matsumoto
H. Nakada
H. Sugita
Y. Takahashi
A. Tamagawa

Program (pdf file)

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J.-P. Allouche	Inconstancy of finite and infinite sequences [Abstract]
V. Bergelson	Ramsey theory in the multiplicative integers and Diophantine approximations [Abstract]
H. Ei	On Rauzy fractals generated by some automorphisms [Abstract]
P. D. T. A. Elliott	Operator norms and the mean-values of multiplicative functions [Abstract]
H. Furstenberg	Diophantine Equations and WM (weakly mixing) Sets [Abstract]
R. Garunkstis	Universality of the Selberg zeta-function for the modular group [Abstract]
A. Hora	Characters and harmonic functions related to infinite wreath product groups [Abstract]
Y. Ihara	An analytic function in 3 complex variables related to the value-distribution of log L, and the "Plancherel volume" [Abstract]
H. Kaneko	On the fractional parts of powers of algebraic numbers [Abstract]
J. Lagarias	The Takagi function and related functions [Abstract]
A. Laurincikas	Universality of the Riemann zeta-function [Abstract]
Y. Lee	The universality theorem for Hecke L-functions [Abstract]
E. Lindenstrauss	On Linnik type problems [Abstract]
E. Manstavicius	Probabilistic number theory on permutations [Abstract]
H. Mishou	The joint universal property for derivatives of the Riemann zeta function [Abstract]
H. Nagoshi	Independence of L-functions [Abstract]
T. Nakamura	The generalized strong recurrence and the Riemann hypothesis [Abstract]
R. Natsui	Euclidean algorithm over F q[X] and its cost functions [Abstract]
Y. Okabe	Riemann's zeta function and Kummer function [Abstract]
L. Pankowski	Hybrid universality for L-functions without the Euler product [Abstract]
T. Shirai	Determinantal point processes and the zeros of analytic functions [Abstract]
J. Steuding	Discrete moments of the Riemann zeta-function on deterministic and random sequences [Abstract]
Y. Tachiya	Linear relations between pattern sequences in a < q,r>-numeration system [Abstract]
Y. Takahashi	Unitary matrices and probability [Abstract]
T. Tate	Asymptotic Euler-Maclaurin formula over lattice polytopes [Abstract]
R. F. Tichy	Recent Developments in Discrepancy Theory [Abstract]
S. Yasutomi	Some aspects of a multicontinued fraction algorithm [Abstract]

During the conference (held in the Room 420 of RIMS), we will organize a poster session. Posters will be exhibited from Monday to Friday in the Room 110 of RIMS. On the afternoon of each day (except Wednesday) during the conference, a coffee break (30 minutes) will be held in this Room 110. The size of each poster should not be larger than 210 cm (height) times 90 cm (width). The Room 110 will open at 9:00, Monday, and posters are supposed to be brought there by the authors themselves. Applications are closed.

S. Akiyama	Spectra of Self-Affine Tiling Dynamics
M. Aoki	How many zeros of \zeta^{(k)}(s) are there in \{\frac{1}{2}<\sigma,0<t<T\} ?
T. Aoyama and T. Nakamura	Multidimensional infinitely divisible zeta distributions
T. K. Duy	Limit-periodic Arithmetical Functions and the Ring of Finite Integral Adeles
K. Fukuyama	Metric Discrepancy Results for Lacunary Sequences
A. Ito	On the divisibility of class numbers of imaginary quadratic fields whose discriminant has only two odd prime factors
D. Kwon	Ordered orbits of the \beta-transformations, and a devil's slope
R. Macaitiene	The discrete universality of the periodic Hurwitz zeta function.
S. Matsumoto	Unitary matrix integrals and enumerations of permutations
T. Murayama	The behavior of the limit distribution in Bohr-Jessen's limit theorem as \sigma \searrow \frac{1}{2}
K. Nakaishi	Pisot conjecture and Rauzy fractals
K. Suzuki	Partial Epstein zeta functions on linear binary codes and its functional equations
M. Suzuki	An equivalence condition for the Riemann hypothesis.
N. Terai	On the generalized Ramanujan-Nagell equations
R. Tomiyasu	On the distribution of vanishing Fourier coefficients of average theta series in the Conway topograph and its application to crystallography.
N. Ushiroya	Multiplicative functions of several variables and mean value theorems

To attend the conference, no pre-registration is required, and there is no registration fee.

We will organize a formal banquet of the conference on the evening of Tuesday, at the cafe-restaurant Camphora in the campus of Kyoto University. The banquet fee is 2000 yen and the participants will be asked to pay it at the banquet place. Applications are closed.

Bus trip to several world heritages: Kinkakuji, Ryoanji and Ninnaji starting 12:30 Wednesday at RIMS entrance, ending around 17:00. We are planning to have Japanese tea service on the way. The fee is (apporx.) 3000JPY, which includes a lunch box and English guide. Willing participants may enjoy evening walk in lighted-up Arashiyama district after the trip. In this case, those participants have to enjoy the way back to the residence by themselves, according to an instruction map. Applications are closed.

We have a plan of publishing the Proceedings of the conference as a volume of RIMS Kokyuroku Bessatsu series. This is an official publication from RIMS, and all the submitted papers will be strictly refereed. The details will be informed later.

RIMS Project Research 2010
Japan-Korea Workshop on Number Theory and Ergodic Theory: July 26-30, 2010
Summer School on the Theory of Uniform Distribution: August 23-25, 2010
Number Theory and Probability (SPA Satellite): September 13-15, 2010
Functions in Number Theory and Their Probabilistic Aspects: December 13-17, 2010
Workshop on various zeta functions and related topics: December 21 and 22, 2010