Description: Description: Z:\WWW\Omusical.jpgDescription: Description: University of OklahomaDescription: Description: Department of Mathematics

Description: Description: Z:\WWW\photo.jpgSteven Spallone

  Visiting Assistant Professor


Office: PHSC 1011
Phone: (405)325-0766
Email: sspallone, using gmail.com

Background

Ph.D., Mathematics, University of Chicago, 2004

B.A. Mathematics, University of Pennsylvania, 1998

 

 

Research

My main research interests are in number theory,

p-adic analysis and representation theory.

Papers

"An Integral Formula of Shahidi", Cont. Math., Harmonic Analysis and Representations of Reductive p-adic Groups,       vol. 543, American Mathematical Society.

"Residues of Intertwining Operators for SO(6) as Character Identities" (with Freydoon Shahidi), Compositio Mathematica 146 (2010), no.3, 772-794.

"Stable Discrete Series Characters at Singular Elements" , Canadian Journal of Mathematics 61 (2009), no.6, 1375-1382.

"Residues of Intertwining Operators for Classical Groups", International Mathematics Research Notices (2008), article ID rnn 056, 37 pages.

"A p-adic Approach to Local Analytic Dynamics: Analytic Conjugacy of Analytic Maps Tangent to the Identity" (with Adrian Jenkins), Annales de la Faculte des Sciences de Toulouse (2009), Vol. XVIII, no.3, 611-634.

"A Homological Recipe for Pseudo-Anosovs" (with Dan Margalit), Mathematical Research Letters 14 (2007), no.5, 853-863.

Preprints

"Stable Trace Formulas and Discrete Series Multiplicities", submitted.

"Twisted Signs for p-adic Linear Groups" (with Alan Roche), submitted.

"Lipeomorphic equivalence of p-adic functions: a comparison between complex and p-adic dynamics" (with Adrian Jenkins), submitted.

"Local analytic conjugacy of resonant analytic maps in two variables, in the non-archimedean setting" (with Adrian Jenkins), preprint.

 

Other Writings

"Arthur's Trace Formula for SO(5) and Individual Discrete Series Matrix Coefficients" Thesis.

"Numbers and Polynomials", notes from a course in Abstract Algebra. (Last Updated 1/11/09.)

"Shimura Varieties", old notes from a class by Robert Kottwitz, cleaned up by Brian Smithling.