Algebra
Research in algebra at CU Boulder is centered around Lie theory and algebraic combinatorics, algebraic geometry and general algebra.
The principal topics of research in Lie Theory and algebraic combinatorics involve finite structures —Coxeter groups, diagram algebras, groups of Lie type— as well as infinite dimensional ones —infinite dimensional Lie algebras, vertex algebra theory, and graded combinatorial Hopf algebras.
The focus in algebraic geometry is on moduli of curves, Picard groups, abelian varieties, logarithmic geometry, deformation theory.
In general algebra we study general algebraic structures, commutator theory, tame congruence theory, clone theory, the combinatorics of ordered sets and computational problems in algebra.
Seminars
Faculty
| Sebastian Casalaina-Martin | algebraic geometry |
| Richard Green | algebraic combinatorics, representation theory |
| Keith Kearnes | algebra, logic, combinatorics |
| Peter Mayr | algebra, computational complexity |
| Flor Orosz Hunziker | Lie theory, representation theory, vertex algebras |
| Nat Thiem | algebraic combinatorics, representation theory |
| Jonathan Wise | algebraic geometry |
Postdoctoral Researchers
| Charlotte Aten | algebra, category theory, combinatorics |
| Spencer Daugherty | algebra, combinatorics |
| Juan Villarreal | Lie theory, geometry |
Emeriti