The Home Page of Martin H. Weissman

Martin H. Weissman - Assistant Professor of Mathematics - University of California - Santa Cruz

Address: Martin H. Weissman - Department of Mathematics - University of California - Santa Cruz, CA 95064

Office: 361 B J. Baskin Engineering - Phone: (831)459-2379 - E-mail: weissman AT ucsc DOT edu

Curriculum Vitae

For a fancier experiment, here is my Curriculum Vitae exhibit, using the MIT SIMILE project's exhibit package.

The Fourier Jacobi Map and Small Representations. Represent. Theory 7 (2003), 275-299.
This paper can be found in two versions. The first is my Ph.D. thesis . The second is the published version .
D4 Modular Forms American J. of Math. 128 (August 2006) No. 4, 849-898.
This paper can be found in two versions. The first is a preprint . The second is the published version .
Multiplying Modular Forms To appear in a special volume on modular forms.
This paper can be found on the ArXiv, here is the preprint.

Icosahedral Galois Representations and Modular Forms.
This was my undergraduate senior thesis .

Math 111B: Undergraduate Abstract Algebra, Spring 2007, UCSC. Here is the webgroup.
Math 202: Graduate Algebra III, Spring 2007, UCSC. Here is the webgroup.
Math 100: Proofs and Problem Solving, Fall 2007, UCSC. Here is the webgroup.
Math 296: Graduate Mathematics Foundations, Fall 2007. Here is the webgroup.

The following are (large PDF) files from some math lectures I have given.

A lecture on multiplying modular forms. Intended audience: those familiar with the representation theory of real reductive groups.
A background lecture on algebraic tori, leading up to Langlands 1968 theorem. Intended audience: algebraists with some familiarity with p-adic numbers, group representations, and category theory.
A lecture on modular forms, and arithmetic embedding theorems. Intended audience: mathematicians from all fields.