Shenghao Sun

email: shenghao [at] math

office: 1004 evans





Interests

algebraic geometry, running, algebraic number theory, swimming, algebraic topology, travelling


Research interests

My undergraduate advisor is Wong Shiu-chun (in Zhejiang Univ., China), and my graduate advisor is Martin Olsson.
syllbus for my qual. My CV and research statement.
My current research interests are motivic L-functions (i.e. L-functions of number fields, of algebraic varieties or even algebraic stacks over finite fields and number fields) and automorphic L-functions. In particular, I'm interested in the analytic continuation of Hasse-Weil zeta functions of certain stacks over number fields, as well as the problem of independence of l of the Frobenius eigenvalues for some moduli varieties.


Writings

operad (my undergraduate thesis)
weil conjecture for elliptic curves (my course paper for a number theory course)
L-series of Artin stacks over finite fields (preliminary version)


Links

Zeros of the Riemann zeta function
Some ideas on how to write math, from Serre and Goss , which i found from J. R. Stallings's homepage.
Some papers of Robert P. Langlands.
SGA
J.S. Milne's math homepage
Luc Illusie
Ken Ribet
Arthur Ogus
Aise Johan de Jong
Benedict H. Gross
Richard Taylor
Mark Kisin
Ching-Li Chai


Teaching

Fall 2009: GSI for Math 53 with instructor prof. John Neu. The course webpage is here.


Previous teaching

Spring 2009: GSI for Math 1A with instructor prof. Stankova.

Fall 2008: GSI for Math 1A with instructor Martin Olsson.

Fall 2007: grader for 256A, with instructor Martin Olsson. webpage for the course
Office hours: T 10-11, Th 2-3, in 1004 Evans.
hint for some homework problems (available after it's turned in): hw1, hw2 (has a brief introduction to descent), hw3, hw4, hw5, hw6, hw8, hw9, hw10, hw11, hw12,

Spring 2007: GSI for Math 1B with Prof. Ratner.

Fall 2006: grader for 256A, with instructor Brian Osserman. webpage for the course
Office hours: M 2-3, W F 11-12
rmk: really appreciate if you use latex for hw.
hint for chosen homework problems and remarks: hw1, hw2 (contains a brief introduction to category theory), hw3, hw4, hw5, hw6, rmk1, hw8

Spring 2006: GSI for math 53 with prof. Zworski.

Fall 2005: GSI for math 1A with instructor prof. Borcherds.