Arthur Ogus

Arthur Ogus
877 Evans Hall
Department of Mathematics
University of California
Berkeley, California 94720

(510) 642-8065

ogus@math.berkeley.edu

My office hours are usually:

T 2-3, W 1-2, F 1-2.

but check my weekly schedule here:

My schedule

since these times can change from week to week.

I am also faculty adviser to the Cal Cycling Club.

Cal Home Criterium Race

Teaching

Current Courses

Math 256A--Algebraic Geometry

Math 110--Linear Algebra

 

Pending Courses


    Math 256B--Algebraic Geometry

Recent Courses

  • Math 113---Introduction to Abstract Algebra
  • Math 254--Number Theory
  • Math 54---Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
  • Math 113--Introduction to Abstract Algebra
  • Math 274--Logarithmic Geometry
  • Math 104--Mathematical Analysis
  • Math 290--Algebraic Differential Equations
  • Math 256 B--Algebraic Geometry
  • Math 290--Seminar on Algebraic Differential Equations
  • Math 256A--Algebraic Geometry
  • Math 110--Linear Algebra
  • H113--Abstract Algebra
  • Student Seminar in Algebraic Geometry
  • Math 54--Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
  • Math 113--Abstract Algebra
  • Math 54--Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
  • Math 104--Mathematical Analysis
  • Math H104--Introduction to Analysis
  • Math 113--Introduction to Abstract Algebra
  • Math 54--LInear Algebra and Differential Equations
  • Math 110

        Research
        My specialty is algebraic geometry. This means, roughly, the study of the geometric properties of solutions of systems of algebraic equations. What I love about this subject is the interplay among geometry, algebra, analysis, and number theory. I am especially interested in applying differential and integral calculus in an algebraic setting. I am also involved in "logarithmic geometry," which is a systematic way of dealing with two important phenomena in mathematics: compactification and degeneration. Currently I am studying various aspects of algebraic differential equations, especially differential equations modulo p and differential equations with log poles.

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