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Chad Awtrey |
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Fall 2008 Office Hours: |
MWF 1-2pm & by appointment |
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Office: |
PSA 16 |
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MWF 7:30-8:20am PSA 109 (SLN: 88314) |
WeBWork Homework |
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MWF 4:10-5:00pm PSA 108 (SLN: 75869) |
WeBWork Homework |
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TuTh 7:30-8:45am LL 148 (SLN: 79665) |
WeBWork Homework |
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PhD |
Mathematics |
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ (in progress) |
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Advisor: John W. Jones |
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Thesis: Dodecic Local Fields |
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MA |
Mathematics |
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ (2006) |
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BA |
Mathematics (with Honors) |
University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI (2004) |
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Music Performance (with Honors) |
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Awards
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My research interests lie in Algebra and Number Theory. Currently, I am studying computational questions related to finite extensions of the p-adic numbers and the Galois theory associated to these extensions. One obvious motivation for studying such objects comes from a theorem in Algebraic Number Theory that ensures, for a given degree d and a specified prime number p, there are only finitely many extensions of the p-adic numbers of degree d (up to isomorphism).
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Research Notes and Manuscripts |
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Coming Soon (hopefully!) |
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Department of
Mathematics & Statistics |
Office: PSA 16 |
