Mike WoodburyMathematics InstituteUniversity of Cologne Weyertal 86-90 50931 Cologne Germany |
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Office: Gyrhofstr. 8b 0.3 Telephone: ++49 (0)221 470 4333 Office hours: by appointment E-mail: (lastname) AT math DOT uni-koeln DOT de |
Mike WoodburyMathematics InstituteUniversity of Cologne Weyertal 86-90 50931 Cologne Germany |
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Office: Gyrhofstr. 8b 0.3 Telephone: ++49 (0)221 470 4333 Office hours: by appointment E-mail: (lastname) AT math DOT uni-koeln DOT de |
See information about what my research interests are and what I have accomplished plus lecture and conference notes I have taken.
Summer 2016: Elementary Number Theory
Summer 2016: Generating Functions Seminar
Summer 2016: L-Funktionen Seminar
Winter 2015/2016: Jacobiformen Seminar
From the Preface of Sherman K. Stein's "Mathematics: The Man-made Universe:"
"We all find ourselves in a world we never made. Though we get used to the kitchen sink, we do not understand the atoms which compose it. The kitchen sink like all the objects surrounding us, is a convenient abstraction.
"Mathematics, on the other hand, is completely the work of man. Each theorem, each proof, is the product of the human mind. In mathematics all the cards can be put on the table. In this sense, mathematics is concrete, whereas the world is abstract."
MathSciNet Access Math Sci Net via Columbia University.
The arXiv: Preprints in Mathematics