Aleksander Horawa
About me
I am a Assistant (postdoc) at the Mathematical Institute of the University of Bonn, with Tasho Kaletha.
Previously, I was a postdoc at the Mathematical Insitute at the University of Oxford, with James Newton. I finished my PhD at the Department of Mathematics at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 2022, with Kartik Prasanna.
I am interested in topics related to automorphic forms, arithmetic, and the Langlands Program.
Contact information
Email address: horawa@math.uni-bonn.de
Office: 4.027 at Mathematical Institute
Updates
New papers
Gross's conjecture: the dihedral case [PDF]
[arXiv]
with Petar Bakić, Siyan Daniel Li-Huerta, and Naomi Sweeting
submitted (2025)
Motivic action conjecture for Doi-Naganuma lifts [PDF]
[arXiv]
with Yingkun Li
submitted (2025)
Upcoming talks
Scholarships and awards
- Excellence Award, Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, 2024.
- Department of Mathematics Outstanding Teaching Award, University of Michigan, 2021.
- Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship, University of Michigan, 2021--2022.
- Allen Shields Fellowship, graduate student award, University of Michigan, Winter 2020.
- Math Department Scholarship, graduate student award, University of Michigan, Summer 2019.
- Honored instructor award, University of Michigan, Winter 2018.
- Math Department Scholarship, graduate student award, University of Michigan, Summer 2018.
- Carroll V. Newsom Scholarship, graduate student award, University of Michigan, Summer 2017.
- BP Dean's Award, awarded for exceptional academic achievements and contributions to university life, Imperial College London, 2014--15.
- The Ken Allen Prize, awarded for academic excellence, Imperial College London, 2014--15.
- Funding for Undergraduate Research Opportunities Project (L-functions), Imperial College London, Summer 2015.
- Second Year Project Prize, awarded to the members of the best second year group project team, Imperial College London, Spring 2015.
- Funding for Undergraduate Research Opportunities Project (Finite Homogeneous Structures), Imperial College London, Summer 2014.
