Objective
When a continuous problem is made discrete, or when a discrete problem is studied deeply, unexpected structure may appear, often of a number-theoretical nature, involving congruences, commmon factors and divisiblility. Examples are the use of congruences in covering theory, the `major arcs' in the Hardy-Littlewood method for Waring's problem, the importance of tangents with rational gradients in the Gauss circle problem, and the connection between units of number fields and the continued fraction algorithm. A structure observed in one problem may be relevant in another, or even discovered and studied independently in several contexts. The teams have different but overlapping interests, and different points of view. Putting these points of view together and making connections is expected to lead to new results and even new directions of research.
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Programme(s)
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Topic(s)
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Funding Scheme
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Coordinator
CF24 0DE Cardiff
United Kingdom
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