Theo Douvropoulos

Welcome to my page

I am an Instructor (postdoc) at the Department of Mathematics at Brandeis University.
If you are looking for the mathematician who got a PhD at the University of Minnesota, under the supervision of Vic Reiner, was later a postdoc at IRIF working with Guillaume Chapuy, and a Marshall H. Stone Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, you have found me! You can call me 'Theo'.
I am currently (Fall 2024) on the job market; here is some information about my research:
- my academic CV,
- my research statement that contains descriptions for many of the problems I am working on,
- my teaching statement including an appendix of student evaluations.

You can find a list of my Publications and many of my Talks following the corresponding menu items.

If you are looking for my cousin, the physicist Theodosios G. Douvropoulos, you should look here.

I work on Algebraic Combinatorics with a focus on Coxeter groups and Artin groups, their algebraic and differential geometry and representation theory, and interactions with hyperplane arrangements, poset homology, Hurwitz numbers, and Frobenius manifolds.