Joseph Hundley

Courses: Fall 2012

Math beyond the curriculum

If you are at SIUC, like math, and want to do something interesting with it, beyond the regular curriculum, I have two suggestions:
Join the math club
Talk to me or one of your professors about presenting at the IL-MO Undergraduate Math Research Conference, (which will be held at SIUC on Nov 10 of this year).

My Research

My research page

The egut project page

Book Automorphic representations and L functions for the general linear group with Dorian Goldfeld.

A website with errata and corrections for our book. Please let me know if you find any other errors.

Links


General Math Resources
MathSciNet Via SIUC Proxy
arXiv
Math Overflow
Springer Encyclopaedia of Mathematics
Manifold Atlas Project
Atlas of Lie Groups and Representations
OpenSIUC
Some important (in my area) online books
AMS Books Online(Including the Boulder and Corvallis Proceedings)
Gelbart's Book on the Trace Formula is on the arXiv
Casselman's website(If you're working, or planning to work, in automorphic forms or representations of p-adic groups, you will eventually come across a reference to the unpublished Casselman notes. They are available here, along with lots of other good stuff.)
Kudla's website, where you can find his notes on the local theta correspondence.
Everything Langlands ever published, including Jacquet-Langlands and his book on Eisenstein series, has been put on the web by IAS.
Everything Arthur every published has been put on the web by the Clay Math Institute.
J.S.Milne has put several of his books online. He also has lecture notes on a wide variety of topics and lots of other good stuff.
Cremona, Algorithms for Modular Elliptic Curves
Robert Ash of the University of Illinois has a number of books online. I'm using his Complex Variables book right now. A free real analysis textbook which I have not had occasion to check out yet.
Other Mathematicians in my area with good web pages (This list is not intended to be exhaustive.)
Garrett
Jacquet
Bump
Vogan
Some handy tools for dealing with TeX on the web
Texify
DeTeXify
Some other software tools I find useful
LiE Lie group calculations.
TeXShop TeX on the Mac
TeXnicCenter TeX on Windows
Eclipse Java Programming
Zotero Citation management.
Dropbox Online backup, plus syncing across all the machines you use.

Seminar and Colloquium Notes

I sometimes take notes on my computer. When I think they might not be completely worthless to others, I will post them here. One should take everything with a grain of salt. There are sure to be lots of errors. Attribute them all to me and not to the speakers. Feel free to email corrections, but keep in mind that I may not understand them. (Just because I was at the talk and took notes doesn't mean I followed.)
(Algebra and) Representation Theory Seminar
Spring 11Week 1: Chris Jantzen on Tempered Representations (see also MDC talk below),
Potpourri Seminar
Spring 11Week 1: Wesley Calvert Week 2: Wesley Calvert Note that Dr. Calvert's lectures continue a series which I missed the beginning of. Therefore, my comprehension level was a bit lower than usual, and one should take everything in the notes with an extra large helping of salt.
Department Colloquium
Spring 11Week 1: Chris Jantzen on Tempered Representations (See also ARTS talk above)