Full name: Abhijit Aryampilly Jayanthan (he/him)
Email: abhiaj (at) math (dot) uni-paderborn (dot) de
Office number: J2.305
Office address: Warburger Str. 100, 33098 Paderborn
Office telephone number: +49 5251 60-4606
Curriculum Vitae: Link (Last update: June, 2026)
Bachelor Thesis: Sheaf Cohomology and Serre Duality
(Supervised by Prof. Krishna Hanumanthu)
Master Thesis: Vector bundles on pro-finite-étale covers of elliptic curves
(Supervised by Prof. Dr. Ben Heuer)
Number of non-primes in the set of units modulo n (arxiv)
with A. Satyanarayana Reddy
Summer Semester 2024 : Einführung in mathematisches Denken und Arbeiten
(Assistant to Prof. Dr. Fabian Januszewski)
Winter Semester 2024/2025: Einführung in mathematisches Denken und Arbeiten
(Assistant to Prof. Dr. Fabian Januszewski)
Summer Semester 2025 : Lineare Algebra 2
(Assistant to Prof. Dr. Fabian Januszewski)
Winter Semester 2025/2026 : Lineare Algebra 2
(Assistant to Dr. Anca Popa)
Summer Semster 2026 : Geometrie für Lehramtsstudierende
(Assistant to Dr. Benjamin Delarue)
Kleine AG - Canonical models of Shimura varieties
(29th March, 2025)
Early Number Theory Researchers Workshop 2025
(27th to 29th August, 2025)
Below are my notes for some of the talks I gave over the last few years:
Algebraic stacks
(SS 2026 Oberseminar on derived algebraic geometry)
Moduli of elliptic curves
(SS 2026 seminar on stacks)
Analytic rings and analytic stacks
(WS 2025/26 Oberseminar on Condensed Mathematics)
Shimura Varieties
(SS 2025 Oberseminar on Scholze's torsion calsses paper)
The relative Fargue-Fontaine curve
(WS 2024/25 Oberseminar on the Fargues-Fontaine curve and geometrization)
p-divisible and formal groups
(SS 2024 Kleine AG on Serre Tate moduli)
Borel-Serre compactification
(SS 2024 Oberseminar on Cohomology of arithmetic groups)
Langlands functoriality
(WS 2023/24 Oberseminar on Arthur's endoscopic classification)
Here is a link to my Github account: Link.
(Note: Nearly all my repositories are currently private)
To view the webpage of my working group click here.
My favourite mathematics-related webpage is mlab. If you do not know what it is, I suggest you have a look! Also, credit to the creator, Chase Meadors.