Jeffrey Hatley
Research interests
I work in number theory, a classical branch of mathematics which is primarily focused on understanding two things: the properties of prime numbers and solutions to polynomial equations. Using special geometric objects like elliptic curves and modular forms, for each prime number p we can construct p-adic Galois representations. Each of these Galois representations allows us to gain a little bit of information about all polynomial equations at once. I study various properties of these Galois representations. I’m especially interested in families of Galois representations which arise from geometric objects which are congruent mod p.
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Academic credentials
B.A., The College of New Jersey; M.S., University of Massachusetts Amherst; Ph.D., University of Massachusetts AmherstBailey Hall 202
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