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Riemannian Geometry |
Summer 2008 Math 113 Combinatorics: Here is the informational handout Handout on Max flow min cut Handout on combinatorics |
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(310) 825 4149 |
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(310) 206 6673 |
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Math Sciences: MS 6913 |
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UCLA Mathematics Department |
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Here are a few handouts that I’ve used when teaching at UCLA: · A growing essay on manifold theory, de Rham cohomology and more. · An attempt to explain various counting methods in combinatorics. · A book on linear algebra with a larger and less edited version here. · Errata for 2nd edition of Riemannian Geometry, New York: Springer Verlag, GTM 171, 2006. |
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Here are links to some of my research: · A Classification of Almost Quarter Pinched Manifolds with Terence Tao · An Exotic Sphere with Positive Sectional Curvature with Fred Wilhelm · Classification of Gradient Solitons with William Wylie · Ricci Solitons with Symmetries with William Wylie · Rigidity of Ricci Solitons with William Wylie · Generalized Doubling Meets Poincare with Colin Hinde · Published Work (requires access to MatSciNet) |
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My Ph D students: · Joe Borzellino, 1992 · Liang-Koon Koh, 1992 · Mark Cassorla, 1994 · Sam Steingold, 1996 · Chad Sprouse, 1999 · Colin Hinde, 2008 |
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Little known historical “facts” (I hope to elaborate on these and add more facts later): · Newton proved integrability of monotone functions (Principia: Book I, section I) · Lagrange proved the spectral theorem (for bilinear forms using Lagrange multipliers) · Bianchi classified the homogeneous geometries in dimension 3 (Google keyword: Bianchi Classification) ·
Lichnerowicz discovered the f-Laplacian and
Bakry-Emery tensor and more in this paper for more
details you have to checkout Lichnerowicz,
André |