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URL:https://www.hmc.edu/calendar/events/mathematical-connections-seminar-j
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SUMMARY:Mathematical Connections Seminar: Jason Rosenhouse
DESCRIPTION:Jason Rosenhouse\, Professor of Mathematics\nJames Madison Univ
 ersity\nIn 1837\, Peter Dirichlet proved the following theorem: If a and d
  are relatively prime integers\, then the arithmetic progression a\, a+d\,
  a+2d\, . . . contains infinitely many prime numbers. His proof ushered in
  a revolution in number theory because it relied in a critical way on comp
 lex analysis. The use of analytic methods to solve problems in number theo
 ry was a tremendous innovation at the time. We shall consider some of the 
 details of Dirichlet's proof\, focusing on understanding why there is a de
 ep connection between these seemingly unrelated branches of mathematics. T
 hroughout\, we will be more concerned with the ideas underlying the proof 
 than we will with presenting an excessive amount of technical detail.
CATEGORIES:Faculty,Staff,Students
LOCATION:Shanahan Center\, 320 E. Foothill Blvd.\, Claremont\, CA\, 91711\,
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