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Stephen Lichtenbaum is the Roland George Dwight Richardson University Professor Emeritus in Mathematics at Brown University. He has made significant contributions to fields such as algebraic geometry, algebraic number theory, and algebraic K-Theory. His research focuses on special values of zeta L-functions, aiming to create cohomological descriptions of these functions as they relate to varieties over number fields, including the Riemann zeta-function. Lichtenbaum has had a long-standing involvement in funded research, having been supported by the National Science Foundation from 1964 to the present, with a current grant investigating Weil-etale Cohomology of Arithmetic Schemes. Over the years, he has led various projects, including those on motives and motivic cohomology, securing substantial funding for his endeavors. He also holds a PhD from Brown University, awarded in 1964, and has received notable accolades such as the Guggenheim Fellowship. Lichtenbaum is actively involved with the American Mathematical Society and contributes to the academic community through his teaching and research.
Brown University • Providence, RI
Renowned for contributions to algebraic geometry and number theory, with ongoing research in cohomological descriptions of zeta L-functions.
Department: Department of Economics