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Location: | SLMath: Eisenbud Auditorium |
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The theory of integer partitions is a rich subject that lives in the intersection of number theory and combinatorics. In this colloquium-style talk, I will go through a brief history of partitions and the various tools used to study them, along with connections to Waring's problem and other topics in additive number theory. I will then state some results about counting partitions in which the parts are restricted to various subsets of the integers (e.g., primes, squares, arithmetic progressions).
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