Dr. Carlo Pagano
- Assistant Professor, Mathematics and Statistics
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Sign in to editResearch areas: Number theory: arithmetic statistics, arithmetic dynamics, rational points and sphere packings
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Office hours: Tuesday 16:00-17:30
Biography
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I did my Bachelor and Master in Rome, completed a PhD in Leiden under the direction of Hendrik Lenstra and then spent two years at the MPIM (Bonn) as a postdoc, one additional year at MPIM as guest funded by the University of Glasgow, then one year in Glasgow as a postdoc and I moved here at Concordia in August 2022.My research focuses on questions regarding the statistical laws of arithmetic objects, the study of the arithmetic of iteration of polynomials and more recently I am thinking also about questions related to rational points on varieties and packing problems.
For a gentle introduction to one of my works you can look here https://www.quantamagazine.org/ancient-equations-offer-new-look-at-number-groups-20220810/.
Teaching activities
Teaching 2022/2023
In the fall I am teaching an introductory course in Linear Algebra, Math 204. In the Winter 2023 I will teach a course on (qualitative and quantitative) aspects of the inverse Galois problem, and multi-variable calculus.
Publications
Publication list
For an updated publication list please visit the relevant section of my webpage: https://www.sites.google.com/view/carlopagano/home-page/publicationsA summary of my work for the general public
My joint work with Peter Koymans, settling Stevenhagen's conjecture on the negative Pell equation, has appeared on Quanta magazine: https://www.quantamagazine.org/ancient-equations-offer-new-look-at-number-groups-20220810/
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