If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.
-- Derek Bok
This semester I am teaching Math 181.
For questions about 181 send
me an email.
My field of research is a branch of Analysis called Operator Algebras.
It is an intriguing mixture of Analysis and infinite dimensional
Linear Algebra. It is a relatively new field that has its origins in
the mathematical formalism of Quantum Mechanics. I am particularly
interested in Operator Algebras that arise from Dynamical Systems.
Here is some of my past work.
Here are slides for some recent talks:
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Fell bundles associated to groupoid morphisms
given at the Institut Henri Poincaré (Paris).
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On k-morphs,
given at WCOAS08 (Flagstaff).
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Diagonals in Fell algebras,
given at AMS special session, UC Riverside.
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Hausdorff measures and KMS states,
given at GPOTS10, University of Denver.
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Quantum Heisenberg manifolds as twisted groupoid C*-algebras,
given at Gfest10, Creighton University (Omaha).
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Cohomology of higher rank graphs,
given at GPOTS11, Arizona State University.
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Cohomology of higher rank graphs,
given at the annual meeting of the Australian
Mathematical Society on 27 September 2011.
The Dept of Mathematics & Statistics
is located on the 3rd floor of the west wing of the
Davidson Mathematics & Sciences Center.
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