Eric Hopper
Visiting Assistant Professor
University of Rochester
Department of Mathematics
Email: eric.hopper@rochester.edu
Office: 813 Hylan Hall
Research
I study arithmetic geometry, Hodge theory, and topology of
varieties with a particular interest in periods and motives. My current
research is on periods of mixed Tate motives, the KZB connection, and
relations between cyclotomic values of multiple polylogarithms and
iterated integrals of Eisenstein series. My doctoral advisor was Professor Richard Hain.
Teaching
- Rochester
- Spring 2022
- MATH 165 Linear Algebra w/ Diff. Eq.
- MATH 235 Linear Algebra
- Fall 2021
- MATH 165 Linear Algebra w/ Diff. Eq.
- MATH 230 Number Theory w/ Applications
- Duke
Recipient, L.P.
Smith Award for Teaching Excellence, 2019
Service
Member, Teaching Committee,
Mathematics Department, Duke University, August 2019 to July 2021
Graduate student representative,
Mathematics Department, Duke University, February 2019 to May 2020
Education
A.B., Mathematics, Princeton University, May 2016
Ph.D., Mathematics, Duke University, May 2021