nLab Chris Rogers

Selected writings

I’m an assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Nevada, Reno.

My research lies on the interface between algebraic topology, geometry, and mathematical physics. I am particularly interested in the role that homotopy theoretic and higher categorical structures play in quantization.

My Ph.D thesis was on higher symplectic geometry, and was supervised by John Baez.

More information (current research projects, publications, etc.) can be found here.

Selected writings

On graph complexes and the Lie algebra of the Grothendieck-Teichmüller group:

On a category of fibrant objects-structure for L-infinity algebras:

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