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Sarah C. Koch
Department of Mathematics University of Michigan East Hall, 530
Church Street
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
office: 3855 East Hall phone: (734) 764-6436
email: kochsc at umich.edu
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Welcome!
I am an Associate Professor in the math department at the University of Michigan.
Research:
I work primarily in complex analysis, Teichmüller theory, and
complex dynamics (in one and several variables).
Here is my CV, and here are my papers.
Teaching:
I am teaching Math 296 in Winter 2019.
I am a faculty advisor for Math Club. (Stop by! It's on
Thursdays at 4pm in the Nesbitt room.)
I am also a faculty advisor for FEMMES, and I like to
help out with Wolverine Pathways.
I also organize Math Mondays in Ypsi, where a bunch of us do math with students at Ypsi Middle School on
Monday mornings. Please email me if you are interested in joining us!
Upcoming talks and travel:
I am running a math circle for teachers in February 2019.
I am giving a colloquium talk at Rutgers University in February 2019.
I am speaking at the Arithetmic Dynamics Special Session at the AMS Meeting at the University of Hawaii in March 2019.
Stephen DeBacker and I are organizing a Public Talk by Ben Orlin in April 2019.
I am giving a colloquium talk at Northern Illinois University in April 2019.
I am speaking at the Geometric Topology,
Geometric Group Theory and Dynamical Systems
Conference at the Inter-University Centre in Dubrovnik, Croatia in June
2019.
I am organizing the Illustrating
Dynamics and Probability workshop as part of a semester on Illustrating
Mathematics at ICERM, together with Jayadev
Athreya and
Alex Holroyd, in Fall 2019.
I am speaking at the 19th International Fibonacci Conference, at the University
of Sarajevo, in July 2020.
I am organizing a semester in Complex Dynamics at MSRI in Spring 2022.
Links:
this
week
Complex
Analysis, Dynamics, and Geometry Seminar
Geometry
Seminar
RTG
Working Group
Topology
Seminar
Colloquium
accouplements de
polynômes, by Arnaud
Chéritat.
one of my favorite
stories
my favorite
solution to (72) from this file.
splitting the bill
Resources for 296ers
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