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Coordinator ALGANT Master Program: Prof. Remke Kloosterman & Alberto Mantovani e-mail: algant@math.unipd.it Local ALGANT contacts: Bordeaux: Prof. Denis Benois. Concordia: Prof. Adrian Iovita, Prof. Giovanni Rosso. Essen: Prof. Vytautas Paskunas, Verena Heuking (administrative officer). Leiden: Prof. Peter Stevenhagen, Laura van Kempen. Milano: Prof. Carlo Mazza. Padova: Prof. Remke Kloosterman, Prof. Nicola Mazzari, Alberto Mantovani (administrative officer). Paris-Saclay: Prof. Kevin Destagnol. Regensburg: Prof. Klaus Künnemann, Catharina Würth (coordinator). Webmasters: For any errors on this website or more general suggestions, you can send an email to Prof. Remke Kloosterman. ...

Courses Information University of Bordeaux You can choose Bordeaux only for the second year of the ALGANT programme. The programme at Bordeaux is called M2 ALGANT. The current programme can be found here. Next year’s programme here. Concordia University Both first and second year students have to choose six courses chosen among the 600-level courses offered at Concordia, or equivalent courses offered at other ISM universities, such as, but not limited to: ...

ALGANT Alumni Network The ALGANT Alumni Network (AAN) is the alumni association of the ALGANT master programme. AAN was created in 2006 to create a vivid and active community of former ALGANT master students. Please check out their website for information about: events organized by the association, for example SYMPAAN; advertisements of open positions, both inside and outside academia; a forum where ALGANT students and ALGANT alumni can discuss various topics, this includes both practical issues as mathematical topics; keep track of everybody’s current occupation, interests and contact details by a small personal page everybody should keep updated. The idea is to promote contacts and exchanges. Other Alumni Activities ALGANT in China. ...

Our consortium comprises the mathematics departments of seven European universities and one non-European institution: Bordeaux (France), Concordia University, together with Centre de Recherches Mathématiques & Institut des Sciences Mathématiques (Montreal, Canada), Duisburg-Essen (Germany), Leiden (The Netherlands), Milano (Italy), Padova (Italy), Paris-Saclay (France), Regensburg (Germany). Below we list every Consortium member. Click or tap on their names to know more. University of Bordeaux Université de Bordeaux (UBx) Ranked among the top universities in France for the quality of its academic courses and research, the University of Bordeaux is a multidisciplinary, research-focused, international institution. ...

Here are some frequently asked questions about the ALGANT Masters Programme. Click or tap the questions for their respective answers. Am I eligible for an ALGANT scholarship or fee waiver? All students with a bachelor in Mathematics or an equivalent academic study of at least 3 years with a special focus on Algebra, Geometry and Number Theory are eligible to apply for a scholarship and fee waivers. The selection of scholarship students is based on academic merit. ...

Past selection and graduation meetings Every year, ALGANT has two consortium meetings: a selection and a graduation meeting. After the application period for prospective ALGANT students, there are 4 weeks in which about 20 evaluators from the ALGANT partners rank all applicants. At the selection meeting a decision on the admittance of the students is taken. Beginning and end of the academic year do not exactly coincide for all partners, but mid-July is the canonical date for the 3-day Graduation Meeting, where all graduating students give short presentations on their master theses during the first two days. The final day has the Graduation Ceremony. ...

PhD Programme During the years 2010-2018 the ALGANT consortium run a PhD programme funded by the European union. Name Title Supervisors PhD year DUNG Duong Hoang Profinite groups with a rational probabilistic zeta function Lenstra (Leiden), Lucchini (Padova) 2013 JAVANPEYKAR Ariyan Arakelov invariants of Belyi curves De Jong (Leiden), Rössler (Orsay) 2013 SIVIERO Andrea Class invariants for tame Galois algebras Erez (Bordeaux), De Smit (Leiden) 2013 MARQUES Sophie Tameness for actions of affine group schemes and quotient stacks Garuti (Padova), Erez (Bordeaux 2013 GIOIA Alberto On the Galois closure of commutative algebras Lenstra, Taelman (Leiden), Erez (Bordeaux) 2013 ANNI Samuele Images of Galois representations Edixhoven (Leiden), Parent (Bordeaux) 2013 ZHANG Chao G-zips and Ekedahl-Oort strata for Hodge type Shimura varieties Edixhoven (Leiden), Andreatta (Milano) 2013 BIEN Mai Hoang On some classes of modules and their endomorphism rings Lenstra (Leiden), Facchini (Padova) 2014 SAHA Jyoti Prakash An algebraic p-adic L-function for ordinary families Fouquet (Orsay), Iovita (Padova) 2014 BABAEE GHASAMABADI Farhad Complex tropical currents Yger (Bordeaux), D?Agnolo (Padova) 2014 GAO Ziyang The mixed Ax-Lindemann theorem and its applications to the Zilber-Pink conjecture Edixhoven (Leiden), Ullmo (Orsay) 2014 LIU Junjiang On p-adic decomposable form inequalities Evertse (Leiden), Autissier (Bordeaux) 2015 BALKANOVA Olga The fourth moment of automorphic L-functions at prime power level Granville (London), Habsieger (Montreal), Molteni (Milano), Ricotta (Bordeaux) 2015 DOROBISZ Krysztof Inverse problems for universal deformation rings of group representations De Smit (Leiden), Andreatta (Milano) 2015 HERNANDEZ MADA Genaro Monodromy criterion for the good reduction of surfaces Chiarellotto (Padova), Brinon (Bordeaux), Iovita (Montreal) 2015 NADIMPALLI Santosh Typical representations for GLn(F) Holmes (Leiden), Henniart (Orsay) 2015 HARIKUMAR Guhanvenkat Darmon cycles and the Kohnen-Shintani lifting Benois (Bordeaux), Iovita (Padova) 2015 ANGELAKIS Athanasios Universal Adelic Groups for Imaginary Quadratic Number Fields and Elliptic Curves Stevenhagen (Leiden), Belabas (Bordeaux) 2015 BOJKOVIC Velibor Finite morphisms of p-adic curves Baldassarri (Padova), Benois (Bordeaux) 2015 BRAU AVILA Julio Galois representations of elliptic curves and abelian entanglements Stevenhagen (Leiden), Belabas (Bordeaux) 2015 GUNAWAN Albert Gauss’s theorem on sums of 3 squares, sheaves, and Gauss composition Edixhoven (Leiden), Liu (Bordeaux) 2016 CIOCANEA TEODORESCU Iuliana Algorithms for finite rings Lenstra (Leiden), Belabas (Bordeaux) 2016 MILOVIC Djordjo On the 16-rank of class groups of quadratic number fields Stevenhagen (Leiden), Fouvry (Orsay) 2016 FESTI Dino Topics in the arithmetic of del Pezzo and K3 surfaces Van Luijk (Leiden), Van Geemen (Milano) 2016 KILICER Pinar The CM class number one problem for curves Streng (Leiden), Enge (Bordeaux) 2016 DERICKX Maarten Torsion points on elliptic curves over number fields of small degree Edixhoven (Leiden), Parent (Bordeaux) 2016 ZHAO Yan Deformations of nodal surfaces van Geemen (Milano), van Luijk (Leiden) 2016 BERGAMASCHI Francesca Bad reduction of Hilbert modular varieties with parahoric level structure Andreatta (Milano), Goren (Montreal), Edixhoven (Leiden), Iovita (Montreal) 2017 STANOJKOVSKI Mima Intense automorphisms of finite groups Lenstra (Leiden), Lucchini (Padova) 2017 YAN Qiyun Adapted deformations and Ekedahl-Oort stratifications of Shimura varieties Andreatta (Milano), De Smit (Leiden) 2017 DJUKANOVIC Martin Split Jacobians and lower bounds on heights de Jong (Leiden), Pazuki (Bordeaux) 2017 MIRANDOLA Diego On products of linear error correcting codes Cramer (Leiden), Zemor (Bordeaux) 2017 SPINI Gabriele Unconditionally secure cryptographic protocols from coding-theoretic primitives Cramer (Leiden), Zemor (Bordeaux) 2017 MORNEV Maxim Shtuka cohomology and special values of Goss-L-functions Taelman (Leiden), Andreatta (Milano) 2018 ORECCHIA Giuliov A monodromy criterion for existence of Néron models Holmes (Leiden), Liu (Bordeaux) 2018 RIVERA Carolina Height pairings of 1-motives Barbieri-Viale (Milano), Qing Liu (Bordeaux) 2018 DAMJANOVIC Nikola Arakelov geometric inequalities and semistable families of curves uniformized by the unit ball Koziarz (Bordeaux), de Jong (Leiden) 2018 MARTINDALE Chloe Isogeny graphs, modular polynomials, and applications Streng (Leiden), Enge (Bordeaux) 2018 VAN BOMMEL Raymond Models of curves Holmes (Leiden), Pazuki (Bordeaux) 2018 BESHENOV Alexei Zeta-values of arithmetic schemes at negative integers and Weil-étale cohomology Edixhoven (Leiden), Morin (Bordeaux) 2018 SOLOMATIN Pavel Global fields and their L-functions De Smit (Leiden), Belabas (Bordeaux) 2021 ODUMODU Frances The Integral Structure of Trace Forms in Algebraic Number Fields Bachoc (Bordeaux), Garuti (Padova) 2021??

Students that want to apply for the ALGANT Master Programme have to complete the application form. Below is a list of documents that are required in addition to the form. Admission criteria Applicants should: have completed a Bachelor of science degree in Mathematics or equivalent with a special focus on Algebra, Geometry and Number Theory, with good results; have a thorough proficiency in written and spoken English. Students in the final year of their bachelor?s programme can apply but can only be admitted on the condition that they finish their studies by the start of the next academic year. ...

Students that want to apply for the ALGANT Master Programme have to complete the application form. Below is a list of documents that are required in addition to the form. Admission criteria Applicants should: have completed a Bachelor of science degree in Mathematics or equivalent with a special focus on Algebra, Geometry and Number Theory, with good results; have a thorough proficiency in written and spoken English. Students in the final year of their bachelor?s programme can apply but can only be admitted on the condition that they finish their studies by the start of the next academic year. ...

The ALGANT Master’s Programme was launched in 2005 with the support of the Erasmus Mundus programme of the European Commission. Throughout the years, the programme has distinguished itself in excellence and is known all over the world. Students study at two universities within the consortium, provided they are located in different countries. Since its launch in 2005, the ALGANT Master’s Programme has admitted almost 400 students, from over 30 countries including Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Colombia, Ecuador, Ethiopia, France, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Montenegro, Nepal, The Netherlands, Nigeria, Peru, Russia, Senegal, Serbia, South Africa, Syria, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine, United States of America, Venezuela, Vietnam. ...