Robert Lipshitz

I am a faculty member in the Mathematics Department at the University of Oregon.

Research

I work mainly on applications of symplectic geometry, homological algebra, and algebraic topology to low-dimensional topology. Here are my research papers and computer code used in them; slides from a few of my past talks (mostly very old); and documentation of Bohua's Zhan's package bfh_python for bordered Heegaard Floer homology computations. Here are some experiments with using Blender for illustrating mathematics research papers.

Teaching

• Fall 2021: Math 431 / 531 (Introduction to Topology).
• Spring 2021: Math 636 (Algebraic Topology).
• Winter 2021: Math 635 (Algebraic Topology).
• Fall 2020: Math 241 (Calculus for Business and Social Science). Webpage on Canvas.
• Spring 2020: Math 342 (Elementary Linear Algebra 2).
• Winter 2020:
• Math 341 (Elementary Linear Algebra 1).
• Math 607 (Modern Invariants of Knots).
• Spring 2019: Math 636 (Algebraic Topology).
• Winter 2019: Math 635 (Algebraic Topology).
• Fall 2018:
• Math 634 (Algebraic Topology).
• Reading seminar on Floer homology.
• Spring 2018: Math 342 (Linear Algebra).
• Fall 2017:
• Math 251 (Calculus I).
• Math 690 (Characteristic Classes).
• Winter 2017:
• Math 432 / 532 (Introduction to [Differential] Topology).
• Math 607 (Floer Homology).
• Fall 2016: Math 431 / 531 (Introduction to Topology).
• Spring 2016:
• Math 342 (Linear Algebra).
• Math 692 (Readings in Topology).
• Fall 2015: Math 341 (Linear Algebra).

For information about courses I have taught in the past, see my previous webpage at Columbia.

A list of my past and current research students is here.

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