About me
I have a PhD in math from Harvard University, where my advisor was Dennis Gaitsgory. My thesis was on the geometric Langlands program, and in particular "quantum Langlands", a somewhat conjectural generalization. I have a soft spot for algebraic groups and representation theory in general, and I also had a good time teaching a tutorial (special-topics course) on tropical geometry in the fall of 2008. Evidence of my enjoyment of teaching and writing can be found in the expository materials scattered around this site.
I am an RTG postdoc in the algebraic geometry group at the University of Michigan. Last year I was a lecturer at UCLA.
Latest arXiv preprint (all)
Whereabouts
I am in Ann Arbor, MI.
I visited Hebrew University for all of September through December of 2010, for the purpose of participating in this special program.
I attended the 2012 Joint Math Meetings in Boston.
Also about me
My full name is Ryan Cohen Reich, but I rarely use the middle name. I have user pages at:
- Academia.edu — Should I be following your work, or you mine?
- Facebook — Did we meet once? We should stay in touch.
- Wikipedia — But I quit; you can still read the rant.
- Math Overflow and TeX.SX.