Yale University

Department of Mathematics — Algebraic Geometry

United States · PhD

The Yale University Department of Mathematics maintains an active research tradition in algebraic geometry and geometric representation theory, spanning the geometric Langlands program, D-modules, motivic cohomology, and cluster algebras, making it a leading center at the intersection of algebraic geometry and representation theory.

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Yale's algebraic geometry tradition draws on the department's long-standing strength in geometric representation theory, motivic theory, and mathematical physics. Sam Raskin's work on the geometric Langlands program and D-modules, together with Alexander Goncharov's research on multiple polylogarithms, motivic cohomology, and cluster algebras, has kept Yale at the forefront of the intersection of algebraic geometry and representation theory.

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The Yale Department of Mathematics currently offers specialized courses and seminars in algebraic geometry, geometric representation theory, and motivic theory. PhD students engage with frontier topics in the geometric Langlands program, D-modules, and cluster algebras. The department regularly hosts academic events in algebraic geometry.

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