I am opting out of using LLMs or AI
Research
Mathematical quantum physics; Here is a list of my publications
Here are three talks I gave that have been published on Youtube, all intended for a rather broad audience of mathematical physics:
on tensor categories and quantization in the quantum Hall effect (in the seminar of the International Association of
Mathematical Physics)
on the classification of quantum phases (in the Global Noncommutative Geometry Seminar),
on topological quantum transport (in the seminar of the International Association of Mathematical Physics)
A slightly more technical one on a topological index for time-reversal invariant phases (at a summer school at CU Boulder)
I am a editor of Mathematical Physics, Analysis and Geometry and Advances in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics
Here is a list of upcoming seminars inclulding those of the DG-MP-PDE group
Teaching
"Call to mind from whence we sprang:
Ye were not form'd to live the life of brutes
But virtue to pursue and knowledge high."
Ulysses in Dante's Divine Comedy
| 2025 WT1: MATH 420/507 Real and Abstract Analysis I: Measure and Integration |
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| Past at UBC: | Math 609E, Topics in Mathematical Physics |
| Math 512, Quantum Theory |
| Math 421/510, Functional Analysis |
| Math 320, Real Variables 1 |
| MATH 305, Applied Complex Analysis |
| MATH 215/255, Elementary Differential Equations 1 |
| Math 223, Linear Algebra (Honours) |
| Math 100, Differential Calculus |
| 22 courses in mathematics and mathematical physics at LMU Munich and UC Davis |
Service to the community
Since January 2024, I am an officer of the Executive Committee of the International Association of Mathematical Physics
Short CV
I was born in the shadow of these mountains, studied next to those, got my doctorate facing more mountains, explored those for a few years, moved closer the original ones, and am currently enjoying other wild peaks. Needless to say, I have been very lucky.
Here is a more complete version.
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