About:

The aim of this workshop was to survey recent progress on reciprocity laws in arithmetic algebraic geometry, and in the nascent field of arithmetic quantum field theory. Organised in partnership with the Clay Mathematics Institute and the Institute for Data Innovation in Science, the event was also in celebration of the work of Minhyong Kim, who has made pioneering contributions to both subjects. This presented a chance to bring together world class researchers working on reciprocity laws in Diophantine geometry, p-adic Hodge theory, anabelian geometry, Iwasawa theory and the arithmetic and geometric Langlands programmes.

We were grateful for the financial supports from Edinburgh Mathematical Society, European Research Council and National Research Foundation of Korea.

Participation

Application was closed. Please note, there was no accommodation support available for public applications in this event. All applications would then be reviewed by the scientific organisers and the aim was to advise participants of their decisions shortly in a week after the closing date. 

Participants with special needs or who must fulfil strict visa requirements are encouraged to apply as early as possible and contact ICMS immediately upon submission. We will review your request on a case by case basis. 

Public lecture

 "A View from Ancient Chinese Mathematical Sources" was held on Monday 25 November at 18.30 GMT. This lecture would be presented by Karine Chemla.