Abstract / résuméCUMC / CCEM 2005


Name / nom: Adam Felix

School / école: University of Waterloo

Length / durée: 50 min

Title / titre: Sieve Theory and Applications

Abstract / résumé: In 1934, Paul Turan gave an elementary proof of the famous theorem of Hardy and Ramanujan. From this proof, a method was developed to assist in the analysis of the normal order of sequences. A consequence of this method is the Turan Sieve. In this talk, I will introduce you to elementary sieve theory, and two different developments of the Turan Sieve, and demonstrate some examples of its usefulness, as well as some its disadvantages.

Prerequisites / choses nécessaires: Familiarity with elementary analytic number theory will be useful, but is not required.




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