Office: MCS2071
Phone: +44 191 334 3092
Email: herbert.gangl (Please add "@durham.ac.uk".)
My work is concentrated around polylogarithms and variants thereof, in connection with algebraic K-theory, algebraic number theory and arithmetic algebraic geometry. The questions that I am interested in lead to a variety of rather disparate topics, comprising for instance the homology of the general linear group, configuration and moduli spaces, combinatorial Hopf algebras, multiple zeta values or (quasi-)modular forms and in recent years particle physics. A good chunk of my research has a computer-experimental flavour, using mostly the GP/PARI scripting language to try to detect patterns in piles of data, to find hitherto unknown objects or to formulate conjectures.
May - Jul 2022, Isaac Newton Institute (Cambridge), Special Semester on ``K-theory, algebraic cycles and motivic homotopy theory''
10-15 Oct 2021: Banff International Research Station: Conference on "Cohomology of Arithmetic Groups: Duality, Stability, and Computations" (Web page)
3-8 Oct 2021: Banff International Research Station: Conference on "Lattices and Cohomology of Arithmetic Groups: Geometric and Computational Viewpoints (Online)"> (Web page)
20 Nov 2019, University Open Day on Postgraduate opportunities (Information meeting 14:15, CM 107)
9 Nov 2019, 10:30am Saturday Morning Science Talk, "Jewellery from hyperbolic tessellations" (Wolfendale Lecture Theatre, CLC)
Sept 2019: Programme ``Illustrating Mathematics'' at ICERM, Brown University, Providence, RI
Aug 2019: Research stay at MPIM, Bonn
Workshop on "Interactions between Hyperbolic Geometry and Number Theory", Luxembourg, 4-5 Jul 2019.
21-25 Jan 2019 "Arithmetic and Algebraic Geometry", in honour of Tomohide Terasoma's 60th birthday,
May --Dec 2018: Research stay at MPIM, Bonn
Jan -- Apr 2018: Co-organiser of a Special programme on "Periods in Number Theory, Algebraic Geometry and Physics".
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