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The last week will be open for stay in residence. 
By its very nature, analytic number theory involves a very broad array of methods and tools. It has been instrumental in developing a number of important areas of mathematics, such as representation theory, from the characters of finite abelian groups, used by Dirichlet to study primes in arithmetic progressions, to the representation theory of reductive Lie groups, which is an essential component of the Langlands program. In recent years, important breakthroughs have been achieved using tools borrowed, for instance, from ergodic theory and homogeneous dynamics, from additive combinatorics, or from very fine aspects of probability theory (such as the so-called Gaussian Multiplicative Chaos). It is because of the truly kaleidoscopic aspect of analytic number theory that young researchers benefit immensely from broad instructional programs where they can get first exposure to some of the new techniques which may be of critical importance in their own research. The four-week period at the Bernoulli Center which we propose aims at giving exactly this type of insight to PhD students and postdocs. OrganizationTo reach the organization committee write to fouvry73[at]math.ethz.chplease note that this email is for organisation purpose only, registration is not open yet. °⺣ Organization Committee ⺣°Régis de la Bretèche (Université Paris Cité)Lucile Devin (Université du Littoral Côte d'Opale) Florent Jouve (Institut de Mathématiques de Bordeaux) Emmanuel Kowalski (ETH Zürich) Philippe Michel (EPF Lausanne) °⺣ Scientific Committee ⺣°Valentin Blomer (Universität Bonn)Tim Browning (IST Austria) Lillian Pierce (Duke University) RegistrationRegistration for the Summer School will be open later.Due to limited room capacity, participation to the workshop is by invitation only. Application for long term participants will be open later. If you are a young mathematician based in a developing country, you might be eligible for a CIMPA fellowship : do not hesitate to apply here. The organizers of this program are committed to fostering a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment for everyone. Participants are expected to uphold these values, behave respectfully toward others, and contribute to an atmosphere that supports diversity and gender balance. Practical InformationThe program takes place in the Bernoulli Center, their webpage contains information on how to get there.IMPORTANT WARNING: Scam / Phishing / SMiShing ! Note that ill-intentioned people may be trying to contact some of participants by email or phone to get money and personal details, by pretending to be part of the staff of our conference center. Participants should make their own accommodation arrangements in advance (if not supported by the conference funds) and be cautious when contacted by third parties who suggest they are associated with the conference. Summer SchoolAugust 17-28, 2026Two weeks of lectures given by world class mathematicians on important topics in Analytic Number Theory for junior researchers in the domain.°⺣ Lectures ⺣°Additive Combinatorics : Sarah Peluse (Stanford University)Arithmetic Statistics : Stephanie Chan (University College London) Automorphic forms : Paul Nelson (Aarhus University) Diophantine Geometry : Kevin Destagnol (Laboratoire de Mathématiques d'Orsay) Probabilistic Number Theory : Adam Harper (University of Warwick) tbc Trace functions : Emmanuel Kowalski (ETH Zürich) Sieve Theory : James Maynard (University of Oxford) tbc click for more informationScheduletbdWorkshopAugust 31 - September 4, 2026°⺣ Confirmed speakers ⺣°click for more informationScheduletbd |