Priyavrat C Deshpande
Assistant Professor
Mathematics
Chennai Mathematical Institute
India
Biography
I am an assistant professor at the Chennai Mathematical Institute. I completed my PhD in 2011 in mathematics from University of Western Ontario, Canada under the supervision of Graham Denham and Ján MinácÌŒ. Then I spent a year at Northeastern in Boston followed by three years as a post-doc here at CMI. My mathematical interests broadly include Algebraic topology and Combinatorics. In particular I am interested in the theory of arrangements (hyperplanes, tori, submanifolds etc.), topological robotics and applications of algebraic topology. A copy of my (slightly old) research statement.
Research Interest
Theory of arrangements (hyperplanes, tori, submanifolds etc.), topological robotics and applications of algebraic topology. A copy of my (slightly old) research statement
Publications
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Arrangements of spheres and projective spaces, to appear in Rocky Mountain J. Math 46(5): 1447-1487, 2016
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Deletion-restriction in toric arrangements, with K. Sutar, (J. Ramanujan Math. Soc. 31(1):17-30, 2016)
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On a generalization of Zaslavsky's theorem for hyperplane arrangements, (Annals of Combinatorics, 18(1):35-55, 2014)
