Julie Tavernier

Maths PhD Student, University of Bath

I am a PhD student at the University of Bath, supervised by Professor Daniel Loughran. I am interested in rational points, analytic number theory and applying techniques from harmonic analysis to counting problems. I am currently working how to interpret counting results for number fields via rational points on stacks.

When not doing maths, I enjoy reading books, petting animals and playing video games.

I am one of the organisers of the Great Western Number Theory (GWNT) Seminar.

Talks

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2024:

Publications

Counting abelian number fields with restricted ramification type [arXiv:2507.00448] (submitted)

Abelian number fields with frobenian conditions [arXiv:2407.14341] (submitted)

Grants

2025: Recipient of the JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship for Research in Japan (Summer program)

Conference/Workshop Attendance

2024:

In Zurich for statistics of class groups and number fields workshop

2023:

  • Imperial College London: Rational Points in Imperial

Education

2023-2027: University of Bath: PhD Mathematics

2022-2023: MSc Mathematics, University of Oxford

  • Dissertation topic: Modular forms and elliptic curves, the proof of Fermat’s last theorem
  • Dissertation supervisor: Dr Aleksander Horawa

2018-2022: BSc Pure Mathematics, University of Nottingham

  • Awarded the Elizabeth and J D Marsden Prize (Third place)
  • LMS Undergraduate Research Bursary (Summer 2021)
    • Research title: The denominator of modular symbols
    • Research topic: Using Sagemath to compute the possible values of the modular symbols attached to elliptic curves over the rational numbers.
    • Project supervisor: Dr Christian Wuthrich
Petting a pig

Teaching

Tutor for First Year Algebra 1A and Algebra 1B, University of Bath

Contact

jlt86-at-bath.ac.uk

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