Executive Summary As institutional investors reconsider their relative allocations to equities and fixed income in the wake of the global financial crisis, we believe they should consider the attractive opportunities pre

Source URL: www.alcentra.com

• Finance
• Money
• Economy
• Loans
• Credit
• Private equity
• Corporate finance
• Banking
• High-yield debt
• Yield curve
• Bond
• Leveraged buyout

Re-pricing of risks and time-variations of the sovereign credit yield curve

Source URL: www.bankofgreece.gr

• Finance
• Money
• Economy
• Systemic risk
• Credit
• Financial markets
• United States housing bubble
• Credit rating agency
• Credit risk
• Yield spread
• Yield curve
• Bond

WIEFERICH PAST AND FUTURE NICHOLAS M. KATZ 1. The early history Fermat’s Last Theorem (FLT) is the assertion that for n ≥ 3, the equation X n + Y n = Z n has no solutions in integers X, Y, Z with XY Z 6= 0. It was pr

Source URL: web.math.princeton.edu

• Mathematics
• Algebra
• Abstract algebra
• Group theory
• Wieferich prime
• Elliptic curve
• Quotient group
• Prime number
• XTR
• Index of a subgroup
• Cyclic group
• Wieferich pair

On the supersingular reduction of elliptic curves

Source URL: www.mast.queensu.ca

• Abstract algebra
• Algebra
• Mathematics
• Elliptic curves
• Algebraic number theory
• Finite fields
• Group theory
• Supersingular prime
• Algebraic geometry
• Supersingular elliptic curve
• Supersingular variety
• Prime number

551 Documenta Math. The Eisenstein Ideal and Jacquet-Langlands Isogeny over Function Fields

Source URL: www.math.uiuc.edu

• Modular forms
• Mathematical analysis
• Mathematics
• Abstract algebra
• Modular curve
• AtkinLehner theory
• Elliptic curve
• Eisenstein ideal
• Hecke operator
• Langlands program
• Cohomology
• Congruence subgroup

COMMON TANGENTS TO FOUR UNIT BALLS IN R3 ´ IAN G. MACDONALD, JANOS PACH, AND THORSTEN THEOBALD Abstract. We answer a question of David Larman, by proving the following result. Any four unit balls in 3-dimensional space,

Source URL: www.math.uni-frankfurt.de

• Geometry
• Convex geometry
• Graph theory
• Deltahedra
• Platonic solids
• Algebraic curve
• Tetrahedron

ELLIPTIC CONVOLUTION, G2 , AND ELLIPTIC SURFACES NICHOLAS M. KATZ Abstract. This is (a slightly more detailed version of) our talk at the conference in honor of Laumon’s sixtieth birthday. We report here on some unexpe

Source URL: web.math.princeton.edu

• Algebra
• Mathematics
• Abstract algebra
• Functional analysis
• Sheaf theory
• Analytic number theory
• Algebraic topology
• Sheaf
• Homological algebra
• Vector bundle
• Convolution
• Elliptic curve

Index construction with restrictions in random regression models to change the pattern of the growth curve [in German]

Source URL: www.archanimbreed.com

Evaluating the Impacts on Runoff of Landscape-based Best Management Practices in a Rain-fed Agroecosystem of the U.S. Midwest (EP41BA.N. Thanos Papanicolaou, Mohamed Elhakeem, Dimitrios Dermisis, Ozan Abaci, and C

Source URL: tpapanicolaou.engr.utk.edu

• Water
• Hydrology
• Natural environment
• Earth
• Environmental soil science
• Water pollution
• Environmental engineering
• Hydraulic engineering
• Runoff curve number
• WEPP
• Surface runoff
• Runoff

CONVERGENCE AND ANCHORING OF YIELD CURVES IN THE EURO AREA Michael Ehrmann, Marcel Fratzscher, Refet S. Gu¨rkaynak, and Eric T. Swanson* Abstract—We study the convergence of European bond markets and the anchoring of

Source URL: www.ericswanson.us

• Economy
• Money
• Finance
• Fixed income market
• Eurozone
• Economy of the European Union
• Yield curve
• Euro
• Monetary policy
• Inflation targeting
• Yield
• Bond market