Contact Information
Robert E. Bolger
Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Fairfield University
1073 North Benson Road
Fairfield CT 06430-5195
Voice mail - 203-254-4000 Extension 2923
FAX 203-254-4126
Office: Bannow 107
email: rebolger@fair1.fairfield.edu
BACKGROUND
FIELDS OF INTEREST, EXPERTISE, ON-GOING RESEARCH:
Algebraic Geometry, Differential Geometry, Teichmuller Theory, Non-Euclidean Geometry; Integration Theory: The Haar Integral. Working on manuscripts in Foundations, Geometry and Calculus.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:
American Mathematical Society
Mathematical Association of America
National Council of Teachers of mathematics
American Association of University Professors
MEETINGS ATTENDED:
Summer of 95: Park City, Utah, Institute of Advanced Study in Mathematics: Solitions and Wavelets Equations; Spring 96: Conference on Prospects in Mathematics at Princeton University dedicated to the 250th anniversary of its founding; Conference on Geometry and Topology at Harvard University dedicated to Chuah Hsiung on his 80th birthday; Conference at the Courant Institute at New York University, on the Scientific Careers of Peter Lax and Louis Nirenberg; the three of us started at the Courant Institute at the same time (Fall, 51) they as my professors. This is the first leg of conferences celebrating their 70th birthdays. The second leg is a Conference at the Villa de la Pieta in Florence, Italy and again I was invited to attend and again I canšt resist! I as their student. Second Magnus Lectures, invited speaker was Mikhael Gromov, at Polytechnic University and the Courant Institute of mathematical Sciences. Professor Magnus was my mentor at the Courant Institute.
MANUSCRIPTS SUBMITTED:
Foundations of Modern mathematics: Logic and Set Theory (McGraw-Hill)
Geometry: Euclidean and Non-Euclidean (Saunders)
OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
New York Seminars on Fridays at Columbia, City University of New York and the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at New York University.
PLANNING:
Working, with Ben Fine, on a Masteršs Degree in Mathematics and we have joined a local non-support group.
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