9 papers
Robust additive bases without minimal subbases
Daniel Larsen, Michael Larsen
There exists a set of positive integers such that the number of representations of a large positive integer as a sum of two elements of grows with a lower bound of orde…
Tensor Power Asymptotics for Linearly Reductive Groups
Michael J. Larsen
Given a finite-dimensional faithful representation of a linearly reductive group over a field , we consider the growth of the number of irreducible factors of $V^…
Quantum Elliptic Curves I: Algebraic Case
Michael J. Larsen, Valery Lunts
A complex elliptic curve can be defined as the quotient of the analytic space by a discrete action of the cyclic group for …
Genus zero tensor products
Michael Larsen, Yue Shi
Let and be finite extensions of . If is a field of genus , then at least one of and is ramified over at most four valuations o…
Can one hear the shape of a random walk?
Michael J. Larsen
To what extent is the underlying distribution of a finitely supported unbiased random walk on determined by the sequence of times at which the walk returns to the orig…
Sharp character bounds for symmetric groups in terms of partition length
Michael Larsen
Let denote a symmetric group, an irreducible character of , and an element which decomposes into disjoint cycles, where -cycles are included. Then…
Representation growth of Fuchsian groups and modular forms
Michael Larsen, Jay Taylor, Pham Huu Tiep
Let be a cocompact, oriented Fuchsian group which is not on an explicit finite list of possible exceptions and a sufficiently large prime power not divisible by the order o…
Bounds for -indecomposables in tensor powers of the natural representation in characteristic
Michael J. Larsen
Let be an algebraically closed field of characteristic , be the algebraic group over , and be the natural representation of . Let d…
On tamely ramified infinite Galois extensions
Farshid Hajir, Michael Larsen, Christian Maire +1
For a number field , we consider the maximal tamely ramified algebraic extension of~, and its Galois group . Choose a prime such…