Regular biography
Dr. Subham Bhakta is a Research Associate in the School of Mathematics & Statistics at The University of New South Wales. He is affiliated with the Anita B. Lawrence Centre (East) in Room 5113, UNSW Sydney, NSW 2052. His research interests include number theory and related areas, as evidenced by his publications in journals such as the Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society, the Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, and the Ramanujan Journal. His work often involves collaborations with other researchers, as seen in joint publications with scholars such as Igor E. Shparlinski and others.
Scholar-generated biography
Subham Bhakta is a researcher at UNSW Sydney with expertise in elliptic curves, modular forms, exponential sums, and arithmetic statistics. His work explores the interplay between these areas, focusing on topics such as the elliptic sieve, Brauer groups, and the distribution of Fourier coefficients of automorphic forms. Bhakta's research also includes the study of exponential sums in prime fields, character sums of division polynomials, and the arithmetic properties of elliptic curves. His publications highlight connections between modular forms and exponential sums, as well as the statistical behavior of arithmetic objects. His contributions span number theory, algebraic geometry, and analytic number theory.