I am an associate professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Mississippi. My official profile page at the University of Mississippi.
My research is in symplectic and contact topology. I use pseudoholomorphic curves to study the topology of symplectic and contact manifolds and the dynamics of Hamiltonian systems.
Contact
- stlisi@olemiss.edu
- Office
- Hume Hall 318
- Phone
- 662-915-3889
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Samuel Lisi
Department of Mathematics
University of Mississippi
Hume Hall 318
P.O. Box 1848
University, MS 38677-1848, USA
Research
I am interested in the relationship between topology and dynamics as seen through Floer homology and related symplectic invariants, in J-holomorphic curves in non-compact symplectic manifolds (notably symplectizations of contact manifolds), and in tools from computational topology, such as persistent homology, applied in these settings.
The research page has a complete list of publications and preprints, with short notes on what I find interesting in each paper.
My Google Scholar page.
Teaching
Courses I teach and some course materials are on the teaching page.