András Bazsó
assistant lecturer

room: M222
telephone: 36-52-512900/22803
e-mail: bazsoa@math.unideb.hu
homepage: -

 

Curriculum vitae Publications Talks Magyar

Curriculum vitae

  • born: Kazincbarcika, 14 April 1983

  • primary school: Jenő Ádám Central Primary School, Kazincbarcika, 1989-1997

  • secondary school: Endre Ságvári Grammar School, Kazincbarcika, 1997-2001

  • university studies: mathematician (2006), mathematics teacher (2008), University of Debrecen, 2001-2008

  • PhD scholarship: 2006-2009

  • assistant lecturer: since 2009

  • knowledge of languages:
    English (intermediate)
    German (intermediate)
     

Publications

[1] A. Bazsó, Further computational experiences on norm form equations with solutions forming arithmetic progressions, Publicationes Mathematicae Debrecen, 71 (2007), 489-497.

[2] A. Bazsó, A. Bérczes, K. Győry and Á. Pintér, On the resolution of equations of the form Axn-Byn=C in integers x, y and n≥3, II, submitted.
 

Talks

[1] Norm form equations with solutions forming arithmetic progressions, The 18th Czech and Slovak International Conference on Number Theory, 27-31 August 2007, Smolenice (Slovakia).

[2] Norm form equations with solutions forming arithmetic progressions (in Hungarian), Number Theory and Cryptography Days in Eger, 6 October 2007, Eger.

[3] On the resolution of equations of the form Axn-Byn=C in integers x, y and n is greater than or equal to 3, The 7th Polish, Slovak and Czech Conference on Number Theory, 10-12 June 2008, Ostravice (Czech Republic).

[4] On the resolution of binomial Thue equations (in Hungarian), 2nd Diophantine and Cryptography Days in Sopron, 10-12 October 2008, Sopron.

[5] Solving binomial Thue equations, Winterschool on Explicit Methods in Number Theory, 26-30 January 2009, Debrecen.

[6] On the resolution of binomial Thue equations, 26th Journées Arithmétiques, 6-10 July 2009, Saint-Étienne (France).

[7] On ternary and binomial Thue equations with S-unit coefficients, The 19th Czech and Slovak International Conference on Number Theory, 31 August-4 September 2009, Hradec nad Moravicí (Czech Republic).