Robert Klinzmann
Department of Mathematics
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2
Email: klinzmann(a)math.ubc.ca
Office: Room 201 Mathematics
Building, 1984 Mathematics Road
Office hours: Wednesday/Friday 9 - 10 AM
About me
I am a 3rd year PhD student in the mathematics department
at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. I
am
currently working together with Kai Behrend. My research
area is derived algebraic geometry, in particular derived moduli spaces.
My second home at UBC is the Graduate Student Society. I was
appointed interims Vice-President for Finance December 2011.
My summer residence is the UBC Sailing Club.
Research
I passed my candidacy exam
December 2011. My thesis
proposal is about 2-categorial derived
algebraic geometry. Currently I am working on relationships between
derived schemes (Toën & Vezzosi), d-schemes (based on Joyce's
d-manifolds) and dg-schemes (Kapranov & Kontsevich).
Teaching
I am teaching MATH 105
(Integral Calculus with Applications to Commerce and Social Sciences) in the winter term 2012.
Past teaching
Tutoring
Based on my past teaching assignments at UBC I am experienced
in working together with undergraduate students to guide them
successful through undergraduate mathematics courses. I am available
for tutoring through the whole year and offer fair rates. For
additional information and
rates contact me via email.
Happenings
at UBC
Happy Holidays!
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