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Martin Lorenz Professor of Mathematics
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Martin Lorenz Professor of Mathematics
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| Research |
| My research is in noncommutative algebra, with particular emphasis on topics related to transformation groups and invariant theory. For about ten years, I have focused on multiplicative invariant theory. My monograph with that title appeared in 2005. Subsequently, I have worked on applications of Koszul algebras to algebraic combinatorics, algebraic group actions on noncommutative spaces, and representations of finite Hopf algebras. | |
| Publications Recent talks |
CV Mathematical genealogy |
| Teaching |
| Courses Spring 2012 |
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| PhD Students |
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