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Clinton G. McCrory

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Professor Emeritus, Years at UGA: 1980-2009

My research interest is the topology of singularities, with applications to algebraic geometry and differential geometry. For more than 20 years I have worked with Adam Parusinski (University of Nice) on invariants of real algebraic varieties and semialgebraic sets.

In 2009 I became Professor Emeritus at UGA. In 2008-09 I taught Modern Algebra and Geometry I, Modern Algebra and Geometry II, Foundations of Geometry, and Differential Geometry. For six years I was the director of the department's National Science Foundation VIGRE program (2001-2007).

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