Algebra, Algebraic Geometry, and Number Theory at Duke
Several of the faculty at Duke use algebraic methods to study:
- the geometry and arithmetic of algebraic varieties;
- algebraic K-theory;
- particle physics;
- number theory;
- automorphic representations.
The algebraists participate in the
algebraic geometry seminar.
Details of individual interests, as well as recent preprints
may be obtained by consulting the following homepages:
Faculty:
Current Students:
Recent Graduates (and first job):
- (2005) Craig Grabowski (Bank of America)
- (2000) Laura Taalman
(James Madison University)
- (1999) Richard-Paul Horja
(University of Michigan and Max Planck Institute)
- (1998) Yiannis Vlassopoulos (University of Athens)
- (1997) Chris Odden (Amherst College, MA)
- (1996) Kevin Knudson
(NSF postdoc at Northwestern University)
- (1995) Sharad Chaudhary (Prudential, New York)
- (1995) Alexander Kabanov
(Michigan State University + Max-Planck, Bonn)
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