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About me

I get my Ph.D. degree from University of Utah in May, 2012. My primary research interest is in higher dimensional algebraic geometry (over field of complex numbers), especially those problems related to the Minimal Model Progarm. Currently I am also interested in the theory of singularities in positive characteristics (aka F-singularities), arc spaces and singularities, and derived categories and Bridgeland stability conditions.

• CV

Research Resources

Assistatnt Professor, National Taiwan University, 2015-Current

Golomb Visiting Professor, Purdue University, 2012-2015

Ph.D., University of Utah, 2007-2012

Research Resources

Institute: NTU-Math,NCTS,

Teaching

• Spring 2015 Math 262: Linear Algebra And Differential Equations
• Fall 2014 Math 301: An Introduction To Proof Through Real Analysis
• Spring 2014 Math 266: Ordinary Differential Equations
• Fall 2013 Math 353 : Linear Algebra II With Applications
• Spring 2013 Math 265 : Linear Algebra And Differential Equations
• Fall 2012 Math 266: Ordinary Differential Equations

Seminars/Conferences in Algebraic Geometry

• Purdue Basic Notions Seminar
• Secret seminar at Purdue
• Seminars at Purdue
• Upcoming conferences in AG (R. Vakil)
• MSRI Workshops
• Western Algebraic Geometry Symposium (WAGS)
• Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach(MFO), Germany

Publications

• Exceptional collection of objects on some fake projective planes. (Joint work with S. K. Yeung) Submitted.
• Bounding the volumes of singular Fano threefolds, to appear on Nagoya Math. Journal. arXiv
• Varieties fibered by good minimal models. Math. Ann. Vol. 350, Issue 3 (2011), P. 533-547. arXiv

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