ERIC M. FRIEDLANDER
Professor
Department
of Mathematics
University of Southern
California
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MAILING ADDRESS:
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Department of Mathematics
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University of Southern California
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3620 Vermont Avenue
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Los Angeles, California 90089-2532
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PHONE: (213) 740-3796
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FAX: (213) 740-2424
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OFFICE: KAP 464F
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EMAIL:
ericmf@usc.edu
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- My official title is the Dean's Professor of Mathematics,
University of Southern California
(and Henry S. Noyes Professor of Mathematics, Northwestern University - emeritus)
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Welcome to my new home,
the University of Southern California
Mathematics Department
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Having served two terms as Chair of the
Northwestern
Department of Mathematics, this is a site I frequently visit..
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You are welcome to take another virtual visit, this one to
Weinberg College,
where I served as Associate Dean of Science.
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While at Northwestern University,
I served on a myriad of committees. For example, while on
the Program Review Council I chaired
reviews of Graduate School, the Law School, and the Office
of Administration and Planning.
- I am a co-managing editor of the
Journal of Pure and
Applied Algebra, and serve on various other editorial boards.
- My roles in the
American Mathematical Society include
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Among the many conferences I have attended and/or organized, here
is my favorite
conference.
- You can find preprint versions of my more recent
papers here. Essentially all of my published papers are listed at
MathSciNet.
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Should you wish yet more information about me (e.g., a list of my
former
Ph.D students or my various administrative activities), click here:
CVs
- You can find notes of some of my recent lecture
series here.
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Here are links to some mathematical institutes whose hospitality
I have enjoyed:
Here are some universites whose mathematics departments I
have enjoyed visiting:
- Brown University (Visiting Distinguished Professor);
- Cambridge University (Senior Visiting Fellow);
- Hebrew University (Zabrodsky Memorial Lecturer);
- Heidelberg University (Humboldt Senior Scientist Research Fellow);
- Oxford University (Senior Visiting Fellow);
- University of Paris VII (Professor Associe);
Here are links to some mathematics reference sites I consult
frequently
And here are the homepages of my current collaborators