"A rock pile ceases to be a rock pile the moment a single man contemplates it, bearing within him the image of a cathedral."—Antoine de Saint-Exupery, The Little Prince

Shamuel (Sam) Auyeung

(This webpage will move soon). I am a 6th-year graduate student at Stony Brook University (graduating soon and off to Trinity College for a visiting position). Here is my CV. My research interests lie mainly in symplectic geometry and more specifically, I think about various Floer homology theories applied to problems concerning the interplay of algebraic and symplectic geometry. I also have interest in gauge theories, low-dimensional topology, and mathematical physics but currently, more as a "hobbyist." My advisor is Mark McLean.
I am originally from Colorado (where the above photo was taken) and before arriving at SBU, I studied math, philosophy, and ancient Greek at Calvin College.

Email: shamuel271828[dot]auyeung196883[at]math[dot]stonybrook[dot]edu (remove all the numbers)

Office: 3-104, Math Department, Stony Brook University

Research Papers

Seminars I Co-Organize(d)

Invited Talks

Other (Expository) Talks I've Given

Teaching

This semester I am a TA for MAT 132.

Notes

Other Interesting Resources (not written by me)

Silliness


I'm not sure what to mind concerning copyright issues. But ultimately, shouldn't credit be given to Bill Watterson?