Curriculum Vitæ — Clark Barwick
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Department of Mathematics, E17-332 77 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139-4307
Web http://www.math.mit.edu/∼clarkbar/
Email [email protected] or [email protected]
Citizenship United States
Employment History 2015– Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, MA, USA). Cecil and Ida Green Career Development Associate Professor of Mathematics.
2013–15 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, MA, USA). Cecil and Ida Green Career Development Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
2010–13 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, MA, USA). Assistant Professor.
2008–10 Harvard University (Cambridge, MA, USA). Benjamin Peirce Lecturer.
2007–08 Institute for Advanced Study (Princeton, NJ, USA). Visitor, Term I; Member, Term II. New connections of representation theory to algebraic geometry and physics. Project leader: R. Bezrukavnikov.
2006–07 Matematisk Institutt, Universitetet i Oslo (Oslo, Norway). YFF Postdoctoral fellow. Geometry and arithmetic of structured ring spectra. Project leader: J. Rognes.
2005–06 Mathematisches Institut Göttingen (Göttingen, Germany). DFG Postdoctoral fellow. Homotopical algebraic geometry. Project leader: Yu. Tschinkel. 1 Education 2005 University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA, USA). Ph.D, Mathematics. Thesis advisor: Tony Pantev.
2001 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Chapel Hill, NC, USA). B.S., Mathematics.
Papers in progress 23. Higher Mackey functors and Grothendieck–Verdier duality. In progress.
22. Algebraic K-theory of Thom spectra (with J. Shah). In progress.
21. Equivariant higher categories and equivariant higher algebra (with E. Dotto, S. Glasman, D. Nardin, and J. Shah). In progress.
20. Higher plethories and chromatic redshift. In progress.
19. On the algebraic K-theory of algebraic K-theory. In progress.
18. Spectral Mackey functors and equivariant algebraic K-theory (III). In progress.
17. Cyclonic and cyclotomic spectra (with S. Glasman). In progress.
16. Spectral Mackey functors and equivariant algebraic K-theory (II). In progress.
Publications and prepublications 15. Dualizing cartesian and cocartesian fibrations (with S. Glasman and D. Nardin). Submitted to Theory and Applications of Categories. arXiv:1409.2165
14. Spectral Mackey functors and equivariant algebraic K-theory (I). Submitted to Advances in mathematics. arXiv:1404.0108 2 13. Regularity of structured ring spectra and localization in K-theory (with T. Lawson). Preprint. arXiv:1402.6038
12. Multiplicative structures on algebraic K-theory. To appear in Documenta mathematica. arXiv:1304.4867
11. From operator categories to topological operads. Submitted to Geometry and topology. arXiv:1302.5756
10. On the Q construction for exact ∞-categories (with J. Rognes). Preprint. arXiv:1301.4725
9. On exact ∞-categories and the Theorem of the Heart. To appear in Compositio mathematica. arXiv:1212.5232
8. Quillen theorems Bn for pullbacks of (∞, k)-categories. To appear in Homotopy, Homology, and Applications (with D. M. Kan). arXiv:1101.4879 / arXiv:1028.1777
7. On the algebraic K-theory of higher categories. To appear in Journal of topology. arXiv:1204.3607
6. On the unicity of higher categories (with C. Schommer–Pries). Submitted to Annals of mathematics. arXiv:1112.0040
5. From partial model categories to ∞-categories (with D. M. Kan). Submitted to Homotopy, Homology, and Applications. arXiv:1101.4879 / arXiv:1102.2512
4. n-relative categories: A model for the homotopy theory of n-fold homotopy theories. Homotopy, Homology, and Applications, vol. 15 (2013), no. 2, pp. 281–300 (with D. M. Kan).
3. A characterization of simplicial localization functors and a discussion of DK equivalences (with D. M. Kan). Indagationes Mathematicæ 23 (2012), pp. 69–79.
2. Relative categories: Another model for the homotopy theory of homotopy theories (with D. M. Kan). Indagationes Mathematicæ 23 (2012), pp. 42–68. 3 1. On left and right model categories and left and right Bousfield completions. Homotopy, Homology, and Applications, vol. 12 (2010), no. 2, pp. 245–320.
Selected Invited Presentations September 2015 Clay Mathematics Institute workshop Algebraic Topology: manifolds unlocking higher structures: TBD.
May 2015 Ohio State University Conference on K-Theory: Future Directions: TBD.
March 2015 Oberwolfach workshop on homotopy theory: TBD.
January 2015 University of British Columbia Departmental Colloquium: Algebraic K-theory and categorification.
August 2014 CUNY workshop on differential cohomologies: Absolute noncommutative motives.
April 2014 MSRI Workshop on reimagining the foundations of algebraic topology: Redshift and higher categories.
March 2014 Berkeley topology seminar: (Equivariant) algebraic K-theory of rings and ring spectra.
March 2014 Berkeley topology seminar: Algebraic K-theory as categorified stable homotopy theory.
December 2013 Cornell topology and group theory seminar: How unique is the functorial Becker–Gottlieb transfer?
November 2013 University of Louisiana Lloyd Roeling Conference: Multiplicative structures on K-theory and a Barratt-Priddy-Quillen theorem.
October 2013 AMS special session on higher structures in algebra, geometry and physics: The algebraic K-theory of higher categories.
April 2013 University of Notre Dame 11th Annual Graduate Student Topology & Geometry Conference: Algebraic K-theory of higher categories. 4 July 2012 Stanford Symposium on algebraic topology: Applications and new directions: Dévissage.
July 2012 Thematic session on homotopy theory at the 6th European Congress of Mathematics in Krakow, Poland: Waldhausen K-theory as a Goodwillie derivative.
May 2012 Northwestern topology seminar: Waldhausen K-theory as a Goodwillie derivative.
May 2012 University of Chicago topology seminar: Waldhausen K-theory as a Goodwillie derivative.
May 2012 University of New Mexico conference on Witt vectors in arithmetic, geometry, and topology: Higher λ-structures.
November 2011 University of Minnesota topology seminar: Algebraic K-theory as a Goodwillie derivative.
November 2011 University of Minnesota colloquium: The Tower of Babel problem in higher category theory.
March 2011 University of Iowa, AMS Spring central section meeting: Higher algebraic K-theory of ∞-categories.
November 2010 Nagoya Conference on Witt vectors, foliations, and absolute de Rham cohomology: A homotopical perspective on the de Rham–Witt complex.
August 2010 Fields Institute Conference on homotopy theory and derived algebraic geometry: Equivariant derived algebraic geometry and K-theory.
February 2010 Stanford University topology seminar: Equivariant derived algebraic geometry and K-theory.
August 2009 Loen conference on p-adic geometry and homotopy theory: Equivariant derived algebraic geometry and K-theory.
June 2009 Plenary speaker at the i-MATH school of derived algebraic geometry at the Departamento de Matemáticas at the Universidad de Salamanca: Applications of derived algebraic geometry to homotopy theory. 5 May 2009 Midwest Topology Seminar: Operator categories and homotopy coherent algebra.
March 2008 Banff International Research Station workshop on new topological contexts for Galois theory and algebraic geometry: ∞-categories.
December 2007 Max Planck Institut topology seminar: Operator categories and homotopy coherent algebra.
October 2007 Massachusetts Institute of Technology topology seminar: Operator categories and strictification of homotopy coherent algebraic structures.
June 2007 Matematisk Institutt Universitetet i Bergen Norwegian topology symposium: Operator categories, multicategories, and K-theory.
March 2007 Fields Institute thematic program on geometric applications of homotopy theory: Differential calculus in spectral algebraic geometry.
November 2006 Essen seminar: A new perspective on Grothendieck–Verdier duality.
September 2006 Matematisk Institutt Universitetet i Oslo conference on topological algebraic geometry: Crystals and D-crystals in spectral algebraic geometry.
July 2006 Oberwolfach workshop on Algebraic K-theory: D-crystals.
June 2006 Mathematischen Institut Göttingen conference on algebraic groups: Toward a theory of higher-dimensional chiral algebras.
May 2006 Université de Nice – Sophia Antipolis conference on higher stacks in algebraic geometry: An overview of positive characteristic topological algebraic geometry.
May 2006 Université de Nice – Sophia Antipolis conference on higher stacks in algebraic geometry: Rezk multi-(∞, n)-categories. 6 Grants and prizes 2015–2016 Fulbright Scotland Visiting Professorship at the University of Glasgow, 9/1/15–1/20/16.
2012–2013 NSF DMS–1206449, The Legacy of Daniel Quillen: K-Theory and Homotopical Algebra, 9/1/12–8/31/13: $45,500. 2010-2012 Solomon Buchsbaum AT&T Research Fund, The Chromatic Splitting Conjecture and the Algebraic K-Theory of the Sphere Spectrum, 6/1/10–6/1/15: $50,000. 2009–2010 NSF Collaborative Research Grant DMS–0905950, Homotopy Theory: Applications and New Dimensions with Michael Hopkins, Jacob Lurie, Haynes Miller, and Mark Behrens, 9/1/09–8/31/2014(est): $1,160,501.00.
Postdoctoral research advising 3. Hoyois, Marc 2014–, C. L. E. Moore Instructor. 2. Dotto, Emanuele 2013–, C. L. E. Moore Instructor. 1. Hirsh, Joseph 2013–, NSF Postdoctoral Fellow.
Graduate research advising 4. Johansen, Rasmus Ph.D expected: Spring 2018. 3. Nardin, Denis Ph.D expected: Spring 2017. Papers: 1. Dualizing cartesian and cocartesian fibrations (with C. Barwick and S. Glasman). Submitted. arXiv:1409.2165. 2. Shah, Jay Ph.D expected: Spring 2017. 1. Glasman, Saul Ph.D expected: Spring 2015. Papers: 4. A note on commutative algebras and their modules in quasicategories. Preprint. arXiv:1409.3506. 3. Dualizing cartesian and cocartesian fibrations (with C. Barwick and D. Nardin). Submitted. arXiv:1409.2165. 2. A spectrum-level Hodge filtration on topological Hochschild homology. Preprint. arXiv:1408.3065. 7 1. Day convolution for ∞-categories. Submitted to Mathematics Research Letters. arXiv:1308.4940.
Undergraduate research advising 5. Sutton, Taylor Project: TBD. 4. Haine, Peter Project: Quasicategories and a discrete model of topological K-theory. 3. Velcheva, Katerina Project: Generalized edgewise subdivisions. Submitted to Homology, Homotopy, and Applications. arXiv:1404.3416. 2. Zhang, Leon Project: The Zariski topology on Green functors.
1. Hahn, Jeremy Project: Θn-sets as a model for (∞, n)-category theory.
Teaching awards Spring 2013 Named the Cecil and Ida Green Career Development Assistant Professor of Mathematics at MIT. Fall 2009 Awarded the Derek Bok Certificate for Excellence and Distinction in Teaching for Mathematics 131 (Topology I) at Harvard. Teaching Spring 2015 MIT. Topics in algebraic topology (Hurewicz theorems for algebraic K-theory) (18.917). Spring 2015 MIT. Project laboratory in mathematics (18.821). Spring 2014 MIT. Undergraduate seminar in topology (18.904). Spring 2014 MIT. Calculus with theory II (18.024). Fall 2013 MIT. Calculus with theory I (18.014). Fall 2012 MIT. Graduate topology seminar (Kan seminar) (18.915 — Graduate course). Spring 2012 MIT. Topics in algebraic topology (Algebraic K-theory) (18.917 — Graduate course). Spring 2012 MIT. Calculus with theory II (18.024). 8 Fall 2011 MIT. Calculus with theory I (18.014).
Spring 2011 MIT. Analysis I (18.100C).
Fall 2010 MIT. Multivariable calculus (18.02 — 3 recitations).
Spring 2010 Harvard University. Algebraic Topology II (Math 231br — Graduate course).
Fall 2009 Harvard University. Algebraic Topology I (Math 231a — Graduate course).
Fall 2009 Harvard University. Topology I (Math 131).
Spring 2009 Harvard University. p-adic realizations of motives (Math 289 — Graduate course).
Spring 2009 Harvard University. Elementary Calculus II (Math Xb — 1 recitation).
Fall 2008 Harvard University. Linear Algebra and Applications (Math 121).
2006–2007 Matematisk Institutt, Universitetet i Oslo. Infinity categories for Fun and Profit (Graduate seminar).
Summer 2006 Mathematisches Institut Göttingen. Topics in Algebraic Geometry II (Graduate course).
Winter 2005–2006 Mathematisches Institut Göttingen. Topics in Algebraic Geometry (Graduate course).
Spring 2005 University of Pennsylvania. Calculus I (Math 104, recitations).
Summer 2004 University of Pennsylvania. Ideas in mathematics: Mathematics in politics: logic, language, and voting (Math 170).
Spring 2004 University of Pennsylvania. Calculus I (Math 104, recitations).
Fall 2003 University of Pennsylvania. Algebra I (Math 502, recitations — Graduate course).
Summer 2003 University of Pennsylvania. Ideas in mathematics: A naïve view of rings and varieties (Math 170). 9 Spring 2003 University of Pennsylvania. Algebra II (Math 503, recitations — Graduate course). Fall 2002 University of Pennsylvania. Calculus I (Math 104, recitations). Summer 2002 University of Pennsylvania. Calculus III (Math 240).
Service Fall 2014– MIT. Mathematics Department Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) Coordinator. 2013–2014 MIT. Organizer, Lunch Seminar for graduate students. 2012–2014 MIT. C. L. E. Moore Instructor hiring committee. Fall 2012 MIT. Organizer, Quillen Memorial Conference. 2010–2012 MIT. Graduate admissions committee. 2008–2010 Harvard. Graduate admissions committee.
References Mark Behrens Professor, John and Margaret McAndrews Chair Department of Mathematics University of Notre Dame [email protected] Lars Hesselholt Professor Department of Mathematics University of Copenhagen [email protected] Michael Hopkins Professor Department of Mathematics Harvard University [email protected] Haynes Miller 10 Professor, MacVicar Faculty Fellow Department of Mathematics Massachusetts Institute of Technology [email protected] John Rognes Professor Department of Mathematics University of Oslo [email protected] Gigliola Staffilani (teaching) Abby Rockefeller Mauze Professor of Mathematics Department of Mathematics Massachusetts Institute of Technology [email protected]
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