Michael Lipnowski

Department of Mathematics, Stanford University

E-mail: malipnow "at" math "dot" stanford "dot" edu
Office: Math 380 S

I am a Ph.D. student at Stanford University (expected graduation: summer 2013) currently applying for post-doctoral positions. My advisor is Akshay Venkatesh. My research interests include number theory, representation theory, and automorphic forms.

Here are my CV and research statement.

Papers

Equivariant analytic torsion and base change. (Draft available upon request)

Expository writings

Below are informal notes written to accompany lectures that I presented for various installments of Stanford's number theory learning seminar.

Central simple algebras
Taylor-Wiles primes
p-divisible groups
Faltings' finiteness theorems
p-adic L-functions for weight 2 cusp forms
Algebraic Hecke characters

Teaching

I have performed teaching assistant duties for three introductory calculus courses and one undergraduate real analysis course at Stanford. Please see my CV for further details.