Number Theory and Modular Forms: Papers in Memory of Robert A. Rankin

This collection of papers pays tribute to the influential mathematician Robert A. Rankin, whose work significantly impacted number theory and modular forms. Through a series of essays, contributors explore Rankin's profound contributions to the field, emphasizing his innovative approaches and enduring legacy.

The volume encapsulates not only the technical aspects of his research but also offers personal reflections on his life, including anecdotes from his time at Cambridge and the recognition he garnered, such as the De Morgan Medal. Readers are invited to appreciate both his scholarly achievements and the profound impact he had on his colleagues and students.