James Arthur
University Professor
Professor Arthur's research focuses on the representations of Lie groups
Automorphic FormsRepresentations of Lie Groups
John Bland
Professor
Professor Bland researches Differential Geometry
Several Complex VariablesDifferential Geometry
Ragnar-Olaf Buchweitz
Professor
Professor Buchweitz researches Commutative and Homological Algebra and Algebraic Geometry, Singularity Theory
Commutative AlgebraAlgebraic GeometrySingularities
Maxime Fortier Bourque
Coxeter Assistant Professor
Maxime Fortier Bourque's research focuses on Teichmüller theory
Teichmüller theoryHyperbolic GeometryComplex Analysis and Potential Theory
John Friedlander
University Professor
John Friedlander's research focuses on analytic number theory.
Analytic Number TheoryTheory of Prime NumbersL-functions
Robert Haslhofer
Assistant Professor
Robert Haslhofer's research focuses on geometric analysis
Geometric AnalysisGeometric FlowsDifferential GeometryPartial Differential EquationsCalculus of Variations
Florian Herzig
Associate Professor
Professor Herzig specializes in number theory
Number TheorySerre's ConjectureGalois RepresentationsAutomorphic Formsp-adic Hodge Theory
Robert Jerrard
Professor
Professor Jerrad's research focuses on nonlinear partial differential equations
Calculus of VariationsNonlinear Partial Differential Equations
Yael Karshon
Professor
Professor Karshon's research focuses on symplectic geometry
Symplectic GeometryEquivariant topology
Konstantin Khanin
Professor
Konstantin Khanin's research interests currently include dynamical systems, statistical mechanics, turbulence, and mathematical physics
Dynamical Systems Ergodic TheoryProbability TheoryStatistical MechanicsTurbulence Theory
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The Department of Mathematics of the University of Toronto is located in its main campus, St. George, at the Bahen Centre for Information Technology. With 43 faculty members, UofT has provided students with one of the greatest mathematics programs for over 150 years. UofT's Department of Mathematics also ranks among the top 15 departments across North America and is home to Canada's leading research centre for mathematics.