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Matthew Hamil

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Graduate Student

I am a PhD Candidate in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Georgia. I anticipate graduating in May 2025. Before beginning my PhD, I earned my B.S. in Mathematics (2019) and M.A. in Mathematics (2020) also from UGA. 

My research is in algebra. Specifically, at the moment I study tensor triangular geometry and its applications to the representation theory of Lie algebras, Lie superalgebras, algebraic groups, and finite groups. 

As a Graduate Teaching Assistant, I am involved with instructing undergraduate students. I teach introductory courses in precalculus and calculus, and I thoroughly enjoy helping students sharpen their mathematical abilities. 

Here is my professional CV

 

Research Areas:
Research Interests:

Tensor triangular geometry, triangulated categories, and applications to representation theory. 

Education:
B.S. Mathematics University of Georgia 2019
M.A. Mathematics University of Georgia 2020
Ph.D Mathematics  University of Georgia 2025

Major Professor

Distinguished Research Professor
706-542-2576

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