Overview

The mathematics department has a lively research group in the areas of complex analysis, harmonic analysis, algebraic topology and homotopy theory, geometric topology, dynamical systems, commutative and computational algebra, algebraic and arithmetic geometry, number theory, mathematical physics, noncommutative geometry, cryptography, and symbolic computation.

Members of the group routinely engage in a variety of seminar activities, as well as teach basic and advanced graduate courses.

People

The following is a list of the faculty members active in various areas of pure mathematics, along with their stated research interests. For more details please visit their individual home pages.

		Amod Agashe, Number theory (in particular: arithmetic algebraic geometry), Cryptography
		Ettore Aldrovandi, Algebraic Geometry, Homological and Homotopical Algebra, Category Theory, Mathematical Physics
		Paolo Aluffi, Algebraic Geometry, Commutative Algebra, Singularities
		Steve Bellenot, Analysis, Scientific Visualization
		Phil Bowers, Complex Analysis, Geometric Topology
		Sergio Fenley, Geometric Topology, Dynamical Systems
		Wolfgang Heil, Geometric Topology
		Eriko Hironaka, Geometric Topology
		Mark van Hoeij, Algebraic Geometry, Crytography, Symbolic Computation
		Sam Huckaba, Commutative Algebra, Cryptography, Algebraic Geometry
		Eric Klassen, Geometric Topology, Scientific Visualization, Complex Analysis, Algebraic Geometry
		Matilde Marcolli Functional Analysis, Geometric Topology, Dynamical Systems, Noncommutative Geometry, Number Theory, Partial Differential Equations
		Craig Nolder, Complex Analysis, Financial Mathematics
		Dan Oberlin, Harmonic Analysis
		Kathleen Petersen, Geometric Topology, Number Theory
		Mika Seppälä, Algebraic Geometry, Complex Analysis, Symbolic Computation

Seminars

		Algebra and its applications
		Analysis
		Topology