Analytic Number Theory
A conference celebrating the work and impact of Henryk Iwaniec
About the Conference
The conference will focus on analytic number theory and its evolving interactions with related fields. The ideas of Henryk Iwaniec have had tremendous influence and a profound impact on these areas.
Analytic number theory has made immense progress during the last years, leading to the spectacular resolution of many long-standing conjectures, and the insights of Henryk Iwaniec have played a key role in these developments.
About Henryk Iwaniec
Henryk Iwaniec has been one of the leading figures in analytic number theory since the beginning of his career in 1972 at the Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw.
He is currently the New Jersey Professor of Mathematics at Rutgers University. His work has had a profound influence on modern analytic number theory, especially in the development of sieve methods, automorphic forms, and applications of harmonic analysis to number theory.
Iwaniec is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and recipient of numerous major distinctions, including the Ostrowski Prize, the Cole Prize in Number Theory, the Steele Prize for Mathematical Exposition, the Shaw Prize, and the AMS Doob Prize.
His foundational books remain essential reading for generations of researchers in modern analytic number theory.
Confirmed Invited Speakers
Additional speakers will be announced.
Valentin Blomer
University of Bonn
Tim Browning
Institute of Science and Technology Austria
Brian Conrey
American Institute of Mathematics
William Duke
University of California Los Angeles
Étienne Fouvry
Paris-Saclay University
Andrew Granville
Université de Montréal
Ben Green
University of Oxford
Roger Heath-Brown
University of Oxford
Özlem Imamoglu
ETH Zurich
James Maynard
University of Oxford
Philippe Michel
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
Paul Nelson
Aarhus University
Sarah Peluse
Stanford University
Lillian Pierce
Duke University
Maksym Radziwiłł
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
Peter Sarnak
Princeton University
Kannan Soundararajan
Stanford University
Program Highlights
Monday · 21 June
- Opening Ceremony
- Keynote Lecture
- Welcome Reception
Venue
The conference will take place from Monday, June 21 to Friday, June 25, 2027 in Kraków Poland, hosted by the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science of the Jagiellonian Univeristy.