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Doron Leonardo Grossman-Naples

PhD Candidate

Research Interests

My research broadly falls within the fields of algebraic topology, algebraic geometry, and homotopy theory. In particular, I am interested in understanding chromatic homotopy theory using tools from spectral arithmetic geometry, such as elliptic cohomology.

Research Description

I am currently working on describing ramified level structures on oriented elliptic curves, with the long-term goal of constructing an arithmetically global version of modular-equivariant topological modular forms and understanding the appearance of Langlands-type phenomena in chromatic homotopy theory.

Education

BA in Mathematics (Minor in Physics) at UC Berkeley, May 2019

MS in Mathematics at UIUC, August 2021

Courses Taught

Discussion Section:

  • Math 257 (Linear Algebra with Computational Applications), Fall 2021
  • Math 241 (Multivariable Calculus), Spring 2020
  • Math 221 (Calculus I), Fall 2019

Grading:

  • Math 213 (Introduction to Discrete Mathematics), Spring 2020
  • Math 347 (Fundamental Mathematics), Fall 2020
  • Math 415 (Linear Algebra), Spring 2023
  • Math 416 (Abstract Linear Algebra), Spring 2022 and Spring 2023
  • Math 417 (Introduction to Abstract Algebra), Fall 2020, Spring 2021, and Fall 2022
  • Math 418 (Introduction to Abstract Algebra II), Spring 2021
  • Math 511 (Introduction to Algebraic Geometry), Spring 2023
  • Math 525 (Algebraic Topology), Spring 2022 and Spring 2023
  • Math 540 (Real Analysis), Fall 2022
  • Math 541 (Functional Analysis), Spring 2022