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Welcome! My name is Haohua Deng. I am a John Wesley Young Research Instructor at Dartmouth College.

Before coming to Dartmouth, I was an Elliott Assistant Research Professor at Duke University. My mentor was Colleen Robles. 

I completed my Ph.D. in Mathematics at Washington University in St. Louis in 2022. My Ph.D. advisor was Matt Kerr.

My research interest are Hodge theory and its interaction with algebraic & differential & arithmetic aspects of complex geometry. I am particularly interested in the following topics:

1. Properties of period mappings and Mumford--Tate domains.

2. The degeneration of period mappings and its applications in moduli and singularity theory.

3. Logarithmic geometry and its applications in Hodge theory.

4. O-minimal geometry and functional transcendence.

5. The geometric and Hodge-theoretic heights of algebraic cycles and admissible normal functions.