Research Activity
The geometry and topology group at UConn covers a broad spectrum of research directions including
- Differential Geometry: complex geometry, foliation theory, infinite-dimensional geometry, and Riemannian, sub-Riemannian, and pseudo-Riemannian geometryGeometric Analysis: geometric flows, geometric partial differential equations, heat kernel analysis, and mathematical general relativity
- Geometric and Functional Inequalities (on manifolds and metric measure spaces): RCD spaces, Sobolev inequalities, isoperimetric inequalities, curvature dimension inequalities
- Geometric Topology: applications of computational topology to computer animation, scientific visualization, and engineering design
- Interconnections with other fields: algebra and number theory, algebraic geometry, analysis, mathematical physics, numerical analysis, and probability
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Members
4
Geometry and Topology|Regular Faculty|Research
Applied Mathematics|Geometry and Topology|Graduate Faculty|Numerical Analysis|Regular Faculty|Research
Geometry and Topology|Postdoctoral and Visiting Faculty|Visiting Assistant Professors
Algebra & Number Theory|Geometry and Topology|Graduate Faculty|Regular Faculty|Research
Analysis|Geometry and Topology|Graduate Faculty|Mathematical Finance|Probability Theory|Regular Faculty|Research
Geometry and Topology|Other Regular Faculty|Regular Faculty|Research
Geometry and Topology|Graduate Faculty|Partial Differential Equations|Regular Faculty|Research
Geometry and Topology|Other Regular Faculty|Regular Faculty|Research
Analysis|Applied Mathematics|Geometry and Topology|Graduate Faculty|Partial Differential Equations|Regular Faculty|Research
Administrative Staff|Geometry and Topology|Graduate Faculty|Regular Faculty|Research
Administrative Staff|Department Head's Office|Geometry and Topology|Graduate Faculty|Mathematical Finance|Probability Theory|Regular Faculty|Research
Geometry and Topology|Graduate Faculty|Partial Differential Equations|Regular Faculty|Research
Geometry and Topology|Graduate Faculty|Partial Differential Equations|Regular Faculty|Research