Graduate Courses/Seminars
The introduction
of coordinates as numbers ... is an act of violence...
H. Weyl
Graduate Teaching:
General Relativity (Fall 1999, Spring 2002)
Department of Physics,
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
Chern-Simons Theory - Vector Bundles and Gauge Fields
(Fall 1997) Department of Physics,
University of Cincinnati, Ohio
Mathematical Methods of Theoretical Physics (Fall 1996)
Department of Physics,
Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia
Lorentz Geometry (Summer 1993)
Center for Mathematical Physics,
Blacksburg,Virginia Tech, Virginia
Classical Fields from Differential Geometric Viewpoint
(Spring 1993) Center for Mathematical Physics,
Blacksburg,Virginia
Tech, Virginia
Research and Expository Talks:
Topological
Invariants from Chern-Simons Gauge Theory
(Spring, 2003) Geometry and Topology Group,
Department of Mathematics, University of California (Davis)
A
Mathematical Introduction to Conformal Field Theory
(Month long seminar, Spring, 2000) Algebra Group,
Department of Mathematics, University of Cincinnati (Ohio)
Seminars in Gravitation and Cosmology:
Excursions in Spacetime Geometry and Cosmology
(Fall 1999) Department of Physics, Miami University
Spacetime
Foliations and p-Brane Dynamics
(Fall 1998) Department of Physics, University of Cincinnati
Gravitational
Fields of Cosmic Membranes
(Spring 1998) Department of Physics, University of Cincinnati
The
Pursuit of Spacetime Curvature -- Mathematical Foundations
(Invited Talk, Spring 1997) Department of Mathematics, Virginia Tech
Irrational
Numbers of Constant Type and Diophantine Condition
(Spring 1996) Center for Mathematical Physics, Virginia Tech
Moving Curves in Two Dimensions and Propagation of Nerve Impulses (Fall 1994)
Mathematical Biology Group, Department of Biology, Virginia Tech
Nonlinear
Evolution Equations and Geometric Embeddings
(Fall 1992) Center for Mathematical Physics, Virginia Tech
Dr. Manash Mukherjee
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
University of the Fraser Valley
E-Mail: manash.mukherjee@ufv.ca
