Calder Daenzer's Website

Office: Room 230 McAllister Building
Office hours: Tuesdays 1-2:30pm, Wednesdays 2-4pm, and by appointment.
email: daenzer at math.psu.edu
telephone: 814-321-8299
I am currently an S. Chowla Research Assistant Professor at Penn State University.

Math interests: I am interested in noncommutative geometry and stack theory, especially as they apply to problems in mathematical physics. My current research concerns enhancements of Fourier-Mukai transform, T-duality, and mirror symmetry.

Seminars: This semester I am organizing the Geometry and Physics seminar along with Nigel Higson, Ping Xu, and Mathieu Stienon.

Links:

     I. Curriculum Vitae

   II. Publications:

Metric Tannakian Duality (J. Geom. Phys., 2013)
T-duality for Langlands dual groups (with E. Van Erp) (to appear in Ch. Ann. Math.)
Mukai duality for gerbes with connection (with J. Block) (Crelle's Journal, 2010)
A groupoid approach to noncommutative T-duality (Comm. Math. Phys., 2009)

III. Not for publication:

IV. Teaching:

Math 231 Fall 2013
Math 597B Spring 2013: Stacks, Noncommutative Geometry and T-duality (Lecture Notes)
Math 231 Fall 2012
Math 231 Spring 2012
Math 231 Fall 2011
At UC Berkeley: Math 113, Math H54, Math H53, Math 110

V. Other Interests: cycling, skiing, music, cooking, eating!