Keith Conrad
Job coordinates
Math Dept. UConn,
196 Auditorium Road Unit 3009
Storrs, CT 06269-3009
E-mail: kconrad at math dot uconn dot edu.
Some mathematics
Research papers
Expository papers
UConn Math Club
MathSciNet
Number theory web
The math
resources
page at Penn State
JSTOR
NUMDAM, in
english
or
french
The GTM test
A
song
parody
Excerpts
from the New York Times
Do you want
solutions
to baby Rudin? Or find out
who uses algebra
? Or a biography of
Solomon Lefschetz
? Who knew these themes were all related to each other?
Read very carefully the course description of MAT 311
here
. (This is not made up.)
Current courses
Math 258
Math 316
Some past courses
Abstract Algebra II (undergrad) (Fall, 2007)
Abstract Algebra I (grad) (Fall, 2007)
Topics in Algebra: Tate's thesis (Spring, 2007)
Algebraic Number Theory (Fall, 2006)
Number Theory (Fall, 2006)
Abstract Algebra II (grad) (Spring, 2006)
Introductory Calculus 2 (Spring, 2006)
Summer courses
Elliptic Curves and Arithmetic Progressions of Squares (Ross program, Summer 2007)
Sums of squares (USA/Canada Mathcamp, Summer 2005)
Quaternion algebras (Ross program, Summer 2004)
Analogies between integers and polynomials (Ross program, Summer 2003)
Zeta and
L
-functions (PROMYS program, Summer 2000)
Some pictures
Mesmerized by a
magic
trick.
A talk at PROMYS:
1
,
2
,
3
.
An
unpleasant
roller coaster ride.
My
sister
.
My
sister
again.
The
garden
of constants. (5 seems a bit sleepy.)
A street I
don't
live on.
A good example of bad
kerning
.
Some links
My
brother's
page
Math
contests
A
bizarre
concept.
A great
optical illusion
. (The figures are not really moving. The text at the top isn't important, but if you can't read it I'll tell you what it says.)
A
database
of field extensions.
Some html commands for special symbols, both (Roman)
alphabetical
and
mathematical
. (For a more general site, go
here
or
here
.)