MATTHIAS FLACH
Professor of Mathematics

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Publications

• motivic L-functions (conjectures of Bloch, Beilinson, Deligne, Bloch-Kato et al)
• Galois module theory
• motivic cohomology
• topos theory

Other People in Related Areas

• D. Burns, King's College, London, UK
• Thomas Geisser, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
• Baptiste Morin, Marie-Curie fellow, Universitaet Muenster

Recent Publications

• Iwasawa Theory and Motivic L-functions
  Pure and Appl. Math. Quarterly, Jean Pierre Serre special issue, part II, Vol. 5, no.1, 2009
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• Cohomology of Topological Groups with applications to the Weil Group
  Compositio Math., Vol. 144, no. 3, 2008
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• On the cyclotomic main conjecture for the prime 2, to appear in J. Reine Angew. Math.
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Preprints

• On the Weil-etale topos of regular arithmetic schemes (with  B. Morin)
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Courses Taught:

• Fall 2003–04: Ma 120a - Abstract Algebra
• Fall 2004-05: Ma 120a - Abstract Algebra
• Winter 2005: Ma 2bP - Differential Equations, Practical Track
• Spring 2005: Ma 160c - Number Theory
• Winter 2006:Ma 130b - Algebraic Geometry
• Spring 2006: Ma 130c - Algebraic Geometry, Ma 135c - Arithmetic Geometry
• Winter 2007: Ma 160b - Algebraic Number Theory
• Spring 2007: Ma 5c - Introduction to Abstract Algebra
• Winter 2008: Ma 135b - Arithmetic Geometry
• Spring 2009: Ma 1cA - Multivariable Calculus
• Fall 2009: Ma 120a - Abstract Algebra
• Fall 2010: Ma 130a - Algebraic Geometry, Ma 160a - Algebraic Number Theory
• Spring 2011: Ma 1cAn - Multivariable Calculus

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