About Me
I am currently a Whyburn Instructor in the mathematics department at UVa. In addition to teaching and research, I manage the website for the weekly Topology Seminar.
I received my Ph.D. from MIT, working under the direction of Mike Hopkins.
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(434) 924-4938
mikehill at virginia dot edu
I am currently a Whyburn Instructor in the mathematics department at UVa. In addition to teaching and research, I manage the website for the weekly Topology Seminar.
I received my Ph.D. from MIT, working under the direction of Mike Hopkins.
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Research My research focuses on computational aspects in stable homotopy theory. My recent focus has been on understanding the computational applications of various constructions in the category of commutative S-algebras. |
Teaching I am teaching two courses:
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Talbot Conference Together with Chris Douglas, John Francis, and Andre Henriques, I ran a conference in the late winter, early spring. Previous topics have included "Geometric Approaches to tmf", "Geometric Langlands", and "Automorphism Groups of Manifolds". This year, we were quite pleased to have Mike Hopkins as our plenary speaker. |
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