Naomi Kraushar

I am a PhD student in mathematics at Stanford University, advised by Gunnar Carlsson and Ravi Vakil. You can find my CV here.

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Contact Information

Research Interests

My research areas are algebraic topology and algebraic K-theory. I am currently working on a project in equivariant algebraic K-theory involving the actions of profinite groups on certain colimits of algebraic tori.

Notes

Algebraic K-theory and Chow groups
Complex cobordism and almost complex fillings of contact manifolds (undergraduate thesis)

Travel

European Talbot Workshop 2019: Algebraic K-theory, July 2019, Rheinböllen, Germany.
Arizona Winter School 2019: Topology and Arithmetic, March 2019, Tucson, Arizona.
International Conference on Manifolds, Groups and Homotopy, July 2018, Isle of Skye, UK.
Talbot Workshop 2017: Obstruction theory for structured ring spectra, May 2017, Gooding, Idaho.
Summer Course in Low Dimensional Topology at Central European University, July 2016, Budapest, Hungary.

Teaching

As instructor

Course number	Title	Quarters
Math 51	Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, and Modern applications	Summer 2020

As teaching assistant

Course number	Title	Quarters
Math 171	Fundamental Concepts of Analysis	Spring 2020, Fall 2016
Math 51	Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, and Modern Applications	Winter 2020
Math 53	Ordinary Differential Equations with Linear Algebra	Summer 2019
Math 20	Calculus	Winter 2019
Math 52	Integral Calculus of Several Variables	Fall 2018, Winter 2018
Math 110	Applied Number Theory and Field Theory	Winter 2017
Math 109	Applied Group Theory	Spring 2017