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Pu Justin Scarfy Yang 楊靐龘 ☯️


    Independent Researcher and Inventor

  • E-mail Address:
    pujustinscarfyyang (at) icloud (dot) com
 
 

Research Interests

My research interest lies in number theory, in particular in the following three different areas:

  • analytic number theory: bounded gaps between primes, sieve methods, zeros of L-functions.
  • Iwasawa theory and Galois representations: Taylor-Wiles method and beyond, Birch and Swinnerton-dyer conjecture, Bloch-Kato conjectures.
  • automorphic forms and arithmetic geometry: heights in Diophantine geometry, Langlands correspondence, p-adic cohomology theories, motives.

I have also recently been interested Logic, in particular in doing mathematics with computers, formalized mathematics and Homotopy Type Theory.


Seminar Talks

I am thankful for the faculties in the UBC Mathematics Department to let me speak in a few graduated-level seminar classes when I was an undergraduate, below are the slides I created for all of my talks (newest first):

Publications

I attended the workshop "Counting Arithmetic Objects (Ranks of Elliptic Curves)" at the Centre de Recherches Mathématiques (CRM) in mid-November, 2014, and I typed up the notes with Stanley Yao Xiao at Waterloo (we also intend to add references to each lecture):

I am particularly grateful to Professor Greg Martin, for his amazing teaching skills in Math 223, for allowing me to give my first talk in his seminar class, and for collaborating with me to write our first reserch-level survey paper:

Original (mostly Mathematical) Research and Novel Inventions

Recently I have been exploring new (undiscovered to other people) mathematical fields, including (newest first):