Padmavathi Srinivasan


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Department of Mathematics and Statistics
665 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston University
Office: CDS 513 
E-mail:  padmask@bu.edu
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I am an Assistant Professor at Boston University. I am interested in algebraic geometry and number theory. My research is supported by NSF DMS 2401547.

Previously I was a Senior Research Scientist at ICERM with the Simons Collaboration on Arithmetic Geometry, Number Theory, and Computation, a Limited Term Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia and a Hale Visiting Assistant Professor at Georgia Institute of Technology. I received my PhD in 2016 at MIT under the supervision of Bjorn Poonen. My undergraduate and masters degrees are from Chennai Mathematical Institute.

I mentor postdoctoral scholar Jerson Caro, and PhD student Liqiang Huang.

Courses and seminars

I help organize the BU Arithmetic Geometry seminar, and the BU Number Theory learning seminar. The topic of the learning seminar in Fall 2024 is Chromatic homotopy theory and p-adic geometry.

I am currently teaching MA 123: Calculus I.

I help organize the PAWS: Preliminary Arizona Winter School. The topics for Fall 2024 are Local Fields and Symmetries of root systems. The topic of the AWS: Arizona Winter school in Spring 2025 is Representation theory of p-adic groups.

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Conferences I am organizing


Past conferences I have helped organize


Other writing


Upcoming talks and travel


Preliminary Arizona Winter School 2022


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