Important information regarding the recent AMS power outage.
The transformer that provides electricity to the AMS building in Providence went down on Sunday, April 22. The restoration of our email, website, AMS Bookstore and other systems is almost complete. We are currently running on a generator but overnight a new transformer should be hooked up and (fingers crossed) we should be fine by 8:00 (EDT) Wednesday morning. This issue has affected selected phones, which should be repaired by the end of today. No email was lost, although the accumulated messages are only just now being delivered so you should expect some delay.
Thanks for your patience.
Centennial Fellowship
Your gift to the Centennial Fellowship advances mathematics by funding a full year of research for an outstanding young mathematician. The focused year of study helps move their area of research forward. Make a gift
For over forty years the Centennial Fellowship has played a vital part in fostering outstanding mathematical research. The award provides one-year mathematical research fellowships to recent doctoral degree recipients who have a proven history of excellent research
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2017-18 Centennial Fellowship Recipient
Shuichiro Takeda is an associate professor at the University of Missouri, Columbia, Department of Mathematics. His main research interests lie in the theory of automorphic representations, which is sometimes called the Langlands program.
Did you know?
Since 1973 over 100 people have received research support through the Centennial Fellowship. Their resulting work has influenced many areas of mathematics research.
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