WILLIAM MEYERSON

I am currently a lecturer in the mathematics department at UCLA.  My research in mathematics primarily focuses on analysis on metric spaces; my preprints can be found here.  

My undergraduate studies took place at Harvard University from 2001 to 2004; after graduation, I spent a year at a different Cambridge where I learned, among other things, the proper way to toast to "Sir Winston" and how to ski.
After that program, I studied at UCLA for a PhD; John Garnett was my advisor.  Immediately after receiving that degree, I spent the summer of 2011 teaching Math 2 at UCLA.  After that, I spent the fall of 2011 at a special program in MSRI in Berkeley followed by spending much of 2012 as a postdoc at Helsingin yliopisto (for the record, I am not fluent in Finnish but I can read the Metro paper, understand weather forecasts, and sing karaoke to "Tässä talossa"!)

This winter, I am lecturing Math 174E from 1 PM to 1:50 PM.
Last fall, I lectured Math 33A from 8 AM to 8:50 AM.  My email address is in the following format:
LASTNAME@math.ucla.edu where "LASTNAME" is my last name.

My office is MS 5338 in the Math Sciences building (on the "fifth" floor; the entrance from the Court of Sciences is on this floor) and my office hours, will be Mondays 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM and Wednesdays 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM (except for Wednesday, January 9 where office hours will take place from 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM).

LAST UPDATED:  January 7, 2013