Michael Greenblatt's Website
About Me
I am an assistant professor at the University at Buffalo. My mathematical
interests are in analysis, and I'm especially interested in real-variable
methods and related issues in harmonic analysis.
Most recently, I have been working on resolution of singularities and
its applications to analysis.
I have also done research on Radon transforms, Carnot-Carathéodory geometry,
and related topics. I was a student of Eli Stein at Princeton, did postdoctoral
work at MIT and Madison and even worked in industry before coming here in
2005.
For more information here is my
CV.
Fall 2007 Classes:
The course handout for Math 142C is here, and the
handout for 142E is here.
The most recent homework assignments are here.
Research:
My various papers may be found here.
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