Dung Hoang Nguyen
Department of Mathematics, Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305
Office : 380-H Sloan Hall (Math Corner)

dhnguyen@math.stanford.edu

I am a second year PhD student at Mathematics Department of Stanford University. The first letter in my first name is pronounced like a "Z" ( in my native language, which is Vietnamese ).

Teaching Experience :

Course Assistant :

• Math 113 (Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory) Fall 2006
• Math 103 (Matrix Theory and Its Applications) Winter 2007
• Math 220 (Partial Differential Equations of Applied Mathematics) Fall 2008

This quarter (Winter 2008), I am teaching section 3 and 9 of Math 42 (Calculus)

Beginning Fall 2008, I will have no teaching duties as a result of Stanford Graduate Fellowship (2008-2011)

Research Interest :

I am trying to read Fulton's Intersection Theory and get into the field. My thesis advisor is Ravi Vakil.

My other mathematical interests are Topology, Knots, Elliptic Curves, Graphs.

Coursework :

This year (2007-2008) I am taking the Algebraic Geometry sequence by Ravi Vakil : 216 A,B,C.
Last year (2006-2007) I took probability courses : STAT 310 A,B by David O.Siegmund and Amir Dembo respectively.

Some of the people's webpages that I frequently visit :

Tao's blog , Borcherd's blog