Archived. This is my academic webpage from graduate school (formerly https://math.berkeley.edu/~kmill/). My new site is https://kmill.github.io/.

Kyle Miller

Office: 1075 Evans
E-mail: kmill at math.berkeley.edu

I am a seventh-year Ph.D. student advised by Ian Agol in the Berkeley mathematics department.

Research interests: low-dimensional topology (especially knots and spatial graphs), representation theory, and computer-assisted proofs. I am especially interested in using diagrammatic reasoning to bridge topology and algebra.

CV | Research statement | Teaching statement

Mathblog | Notes | Student 3-Manifold Seminar
Math tools | KnotFolio
MathFacts YouTube channel
math.stackexchange.com

Current teaching: Math 54, Spring 2020 with Prof. David Nadler.

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Calculus and differential equations

Linear algebra

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