Sam Smith

Professor

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

Saint Joseph's University


Ph.D. University of Minnesota, 1993
B.S. Bucknell University, 1988


Courses

Fall 2008

    Game Theory Lecture Notes

Spring 2008

 

Office Hours

Offices: Barbelin 212 x1559

Monday  12:00-1:00, Tuesday 1:00-3:15   Thursday 2:15-3:15  or by appointment

Research

 My research interests are in rational homotopy theory. I am working on various collaborative projects studying the rational homotopy theory of function spaces.

Articles:

In Press

 In Print

Other Published Work

 

Recent Lectures

·         Actions of the space of self-equivalences on the components of a function space,

International Conference on Self-Equivalences and Related Topics, Halifax, Canada,  June 2008

·         Rank of the fundamental group of any component of a function space,

Winter Meeting of the American Mathematical Society, New Orleans, January 2007

·         Detecting C*-algebra invariants with  rational homotopy theory

The Deformation Theory Seminar, University of Pennsylvania, June, 2006

·         Banach algebras and rational homotopy theory

The Deformation Theory Seminar, University of Pennsylvania, October, 2005

·         Rationalized evaluation subgroups of a map and the rationalized G-sequence

International Conference on Homotopy Theory,  Korea University, Seoul, Korea, February 2005

·         The evaluation subgroup of a fibre inclusion,

International Homotopy Theory Conference, Hannam University, Korea, January 2005

·         Rational Lie derivations, adjoints and a question of Gottlieb

The Deformation Theory Seminar, University of Pennsylvania, March 2004

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Last Updated 9/08