International Conference on Theoretical & Experimental Number Theory

Date: 4th & 5th March 2026 | Time: 8.00 am – 12:00 pm (IST) | Location: Online

Sample Abstract

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Overview

The International Conference on Theoretical & Experimental Number Theory brings together mathematicians, researchers, and students engaged in exploring the beauty, structure, and depth of number theory. The conference emphasizes the synergy between classical theories and modern computational or experimental approaches. It aims to bridge analytic, algebraic, and geometric aspects of number theory and encourages interdisciplinary collaborations that connect mathematical theory with cryptography, computer science, and applied mathematics.

Structure and Sessions (Who Does What)

Inaugural Session: Opening speech by the Conference Chair and keynote on “The Enduring Legacy and Modern Frontiers of Number Theory.”
Technical Paper Sessions: Research presentations on analytic, algebraic, and computational number theory, including experimental and algorithmic approaches.
Panel Discussion: Dialogue among eminent mathematicians on the evolution of number theory and its applications in digital and computational domains.
Student & Research Forum: Early-career scholars and students present exploratory works and computational investigations inspired by theoretical problems.
Closing Session: Certificates and mementos presented, followed by a summary of key discoveries and collaborative inspirations.

Participate and Contribute (Who Benefits)

Mathematicians, academicians, and number theorists working in pure and applied mathematics.
Researchers in algorithmic mathematics, cryptography, and computer-aided computation.
Graduate students seeking exposure to the latest findings in analytical and experimental number theory.
Participants benefit from a platform that merges foundational research and modern experimentation, gaining opportunities for publication, collaboration, and recognition.

Benefits for Attendees

Certificate of participation (based on feedback submission)
Memento for presenters and moderators
Publication of selected abstracts in indexed conference proceedings (Scopus/WoS/Elsevier/Sci as applicable)

Abstract Topics / Call for Papers (CFP) Tracks

Analytic and Algebraic Number Theory
Computational and Experimental Number Theory
Prime Number Theory and Distribution
Modular Forms and Elliptic Curves
Diophantine Equations and Transcendental Numbers
Additive and Multiplicative Number Theory
Cryptography and Coding Applications
Arithmetic Geometry and Galois Representations
p-adic Analysis and Applications
Algebraic Integers and Field Extensions
Algorithmic Approaches in Number Theory
Interdisciplinary Applications of Number Theory

Detailed Program Grid

Time (IST)	Day 1	Day 2
08:00 – 08:15	Opening Ceremony & Welcome	Recap and Opening Remarks
08:15 – 09:00	Keynote: The Harmony of Theory and Computation in Numbers	Keynote: Modern Tools for Exploring Mathematical Patterns
09:00 – 10:15	Technical Session I – Analytic & Algebraic Number Theory	Technical Session IV – Computational and Algorithmic Insights
10:15 – 10:30	Break	Break
10:30 – 11:15	Technical Session II – Prime Numbers & Modular Forms	Technical Session V – Cryptographic and Applied Number Theory
11:15 – 11:45	Panel Discussion: The Future of Number Theory Research	Student & Research Forum: New Ideas & Explorations
11:45 – 12:00	Day Summary & Announcements	Awards & Closing Ceremony

Submit Abstract & Registration

Conference Dates	Conference Title	Timing (IST)	Abstract Submission Deadline	Registration Deadline
4th, 5th March 2026	International Conference on Theoretical & Experimental Number Theory	8:00 AM – 12:00 PM	26th Jan 2026	28th Jan 2026

Abstract Guidelines

Word Count: 300–350 words (including title, author(s), affiliation, email, and 5 keywords)
Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt, 1.5 spacing
File Format: .doc or .docx only
All abstracts undergo double-blind peer review for academic quality assurance

Conclusion

This international conference promotes study and innovation in number theory by uniting classical approaches with modern computational exploration. Participants will exchange ideas, discuss open problems, and discover new directions in one of mathematics’ most profound and dynamic fields.

Registration

Type of participation

Early Bird Registration

January 28, 2026

Mid Registration Deadline

February 11, 2026

Late Registration Deadline

February 25, 2026

No. of Participants ($159 each under Speaker / Poster (Virtual)) :

No of Accompanying Persons ($ 200 each )

Registration Summary

Registration Price (Per Person - Speaker / Poster (Virtual)):

$159

Participants:

Total Registration Price:

$159

Total Price:

$159

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Registration includes:

For In-person attendees

Entry to all conference sessions, poster presentations, and the exhibition area
Conference kit comprising a name tag, program booklet, and abstract book
Two coffee breaks and lunch are provided for each day of the conference
Accreditation Certificate issued by the Organizing Committee

For Virtual Attendees

This category enables participants to present virtually at the conference from the convenience of their home or workplace without the need for in-person attendance. It includes:

Access to all presentations
An E-abstract book and program
An E-certificate for presentation and participation
A CPD (Continuous Professional Development) Certificate with Credits

Terms and Conditions

By enrolling in the conference, you hereby express your acceptance of the terms and conditions stated herewith.

The organization retains the authority to modify the program, date, and/or location at its discretion, without prior notification.

The organization cannot be held accountable for any loss or damage incurred due to substitutions, adjustments, delays, or cancellations of an event caused by unforeseen factors beyond its control. Such factors encompass, but are not limited to, force majeure, natural disasters, acts of sabotage, accidents, labor disputes, acts of terrorism, strikes, or hostilities.

The organization reserves the right and possesses the exclusive discretion to cancel any conference at any time under circumstances that are unavoidable and unanticipated. The organizer will not assume any additional liability towards the participant.

Registrations will remain valid for rescheduled events or future editions if the conference must be postponed due to circumstances beyond the organizer's control. Refund policies do not apply under these conditions.

In the instance of cancellation, the organization will make reasonable and appropriate alternative arrangements, which may include posting the cancellation notice on the relevant event website to inform those who have secured bookings or purchased tickets for the event.

Attendees are responsible for reviewing this information before the event. We strongly recommend regularly checking the conference website for updates.

The organizers shall not be held responsible for personal injuries or for the loss or damage to personal belongings of attendees, either during the conference.

Important COVID-19 Update for Participants

In case of any natural calamities, those who are unable to attend in person due to travel restrictions or health concerns, enable your virtual participation. Details on accessing the virtual platform will be provided 2 months prior to the conference. And on your request the registration will transfer to future editions.

We will provide regular updates on the conference website regarding any changes to the event format, health and safety measures, and other relevant information. Please check the website periodically for the latest updates.