About me:
I'm a Simons postdoctoral fellow at Centre de recherches mathématiques - Université de Montréal (CRM) working with Matilde Lalín and Antonio Lei.
Education/Positions held:
2022-present Simons postdoctoral researcher at Centre de recherches mathématiques - Université de Montréal (CRM).
2020-2022: postdoctoral researcher (Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia)
supervisor: R.Sujatha
2015-2020: PhD in Math (Cornell University)
supervisor: Ravi Ramakrishna
2013-2015: Masters in Math (Chennai Math. Inst.)
2010-2013: BSc in Math and Computer science (Chennai Math. Inst.)
Future Appointments:
Starting August 2023, I will be an assistant professor (tenure track) at the Chennai Mathematical Institute, India.
Research interests:
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Iwasawa theory,
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Galois representations,
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Arithmetic statistics,
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Arithmetic topology (including knot theory and graph theory),
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Diophantine equations.
Here is a link to my papers on the arxiv.
Organization:
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During the academic year 2021-2022, I co-organized the UBC Number Theory Seminar.
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During spring 2022, I organized the Iwasawa theory Virtual Seminar.
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I am co-organizing the AMS special session in Iwasawa theory (Oct 1&2, University of Amherst).
Supervision:
At this time, I'm supervising a small number of undergraduate research projects. The projects that interest me range from a wide variety of topics in number theory. These projects are designed to be easily accessible to undergraduates with a modest background in Galois theory and algebraic number theory.
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Arindam Bhattacharya, Vishnu Kadiri (Cmi undergraduate) Inverse Galois problem with prescribed ramification, Hilbert class field towers,
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Subrajeet Bhattacharya (UBC Masters) Iwasawa theory and quadratic twists,
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Hardik Kalra (Cmi undergraduate) Modularity, diophantine equations involving power sums in arithmetic progressions,
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Hrishabh Mishra (Cmi undergraduate) Counting subrings in Z^n and zeta functions; arithmetic stats and Galois theory-- Malle's conjecture,
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Sagnik Mukherjee (UMN grad) Connections between noncomm. Iwasawa theory and arithmetic topology,
email: anweshray@math.ubc.ca
photo credit: Melissa Totman