Kyle Hayden
I am an assistant professor at Rutgers University-Newark.
I completed my PhD in 2018 at Boston College, advised by John Baldwin, after which I was an NSF/Ritt postdoc at Columbia University (with faculty mentor Mohammed Abouzaid). My research interests are in low-dimensional topology (especially 4-manifolds) and contact/symplectic geometry, and I am currently funded by NSF standard grant DMS-2114837 (2021-2024). You can find more information on my research page and my CV, or by checking out my papers on the arXiv.
Upcoming/recent:
Georgia Topology Conference, May 20-24, 2024 -- Slides for conference talk
Georgia Topology Summer School, May 15-19, 2024.
Exercises (Lectures 1 & 2 so far)
Solutions to Lecture 1 Exercises, Solutions to Lecture 2 Exercises (all courtesy of Yikai Teng)
Lecture 1 - Supplemental slides, Lecture 2 - Supplemental slides
Check out Rutgers-Newark's Distinguished Lectures in Geometry & Topology.
Email: kyle.hayden@rutgers.edu
Pronouns: he/him