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NSF Grants $1 Million To Number Theory Project
Boston College Mathematics Professor Solomon Friedberg and three colleagues at Stanford, Brown and Columbia universities have been awarded $1.05 million in grants from the National Science Foundation for a collaborative research project in the area of number theory. The three-year funding supports a joint effort by Prof. Friedberg of BC, Prof. D. Bump of Stanford, Prof. D. Goldfeld of Columbia and Prof. J. Hoffstein of Brown to apply a concept called Multiple Dirichlet Series to analytic number theory, a central area of modern mathematics that is concerned with the properties of numbers, and is used in encryption and data-transmission algorithms. "It is a chance to develop a new line of research of great potential that could tell us new things about some long-standing problems in number theory," Friedberg said. Dirichlet series are functions of a complex variable whose properties capture the behavior of a family of related number-theoretic quantities, said BC's Friedberg, whose team developed the study of multi-variable generalizations called Multiple Dirichlet Series. Related Links Boston College National Science Foundation SpaceDaily Search SpaceDaily Subscribe To SpaceDaily Express Raytheon Announces Shortlist Of Ground Sensor Sub-Contracters Plano TX (SPX) Jul 09, 2004 Raytheon Company, the Ground Sensor Integrator (GSI) for the U.S. Army Future Combat Systems (FCS) program, has selected the companies to fill ground sensor development requirements.
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