I am interested in differential geometry, topology, and more generally in mathematics related to and inspired by physics.
If you ever want to collaborate, do not hesitate to reach out to me at friedrich.bauermeister.gr(at)dartmouth.edu !
I am interested in differential geometry, topology, and more generally in mathematics related to and inspired by physics.
If you ever want to collaborate, do not hesitate to reach out to me at friedrich.bauermeister.gr(at)dartmouth.edu !
Preprints:
Strata of toric hyperplane arrangements, zonotope lattice points, and the Bondal-Thomsen collection (Results of an REU I participated in as a teaching assistant.)
Gordian split links in the Gehring ropelength problem (slides of talk about this paper)
Topological consequences of null-geodesic refocusing and applications to Z^x manifolds (slides of talk about this paper)
“History proves that physics has not only forced us to choose among problems which came in a crowd; it has imposed upon us such as we should without it never have dreamed of. However varied may be the imagination of man, nature is still a thousand times richer. To follow her we must take ways we have neglected, and these paths lead us often to summits whence we discover new countries. What could be more useful! ” – Henri Poincaré