- Mathematics
- Info
- People
- Adjunct Lecturers
- Administrative Faculty
- Emeritus and Retired Faculty
- Faculty
- Dorina Mitrea, Ph.D.
- John Davis, Ph.D.
- Ron Morgan, Ph.D.
- Mark Sepanski, Ph.D.
- Mariah Barnes-Gonzalez, Ph.D.
- Daniel Bossaller, Ph.D.
- Tommy Bryan, Ph.D.
- Steve Cates, M.S.
- William Erickson, Ph.D.
- Christoph Fischbacher, Ph.D.
- Fritz Gesztesy, Ph.D.
- Amy Goodman, Ph.D.
- Jameson Graber, Ph.D.
- Ian Grigsby, Ph.D.
- Dana Gwynn, M.S.
- Paul Hagelstein, Ph.D.
- Jon Harrison, Ph.D.
- Johnny Henderson, Ph.D.
- Daniel Herden, Ph.D.
- Reeve Hunter, Ph.D.
- Markus Hunziker, Ph.D.
- Robert Kirby, Ph.D.
- Jeonghun (John) Lee, Ph.D.
- Lance Littlejohn, Ph.D.
- Andrei Martinez-Finkelshtein, Ph.D.
- Jonathan Meddaugh, Ph.D.
- Tao Mei, Ph.D.
- Marius Mitrea, Ph.D.
- Brian Raines, D.Phil.
- Mads Reynolds, Ph.D.
- David Ryden, Ph.D.
- Qin (Tim) Sheng, Ph.D.
- Brian Simanek, Ph.D.
- Sheng Yin, Ph.D.
- Graduate Students
- Office Staff
- News
- Events
- Talks
- Undergraduate
- Graduate
- Research
- Giving
Representation Theory
Mathematics has enjoyed truly remarkable success in describing the universe in which we live. The fundamental laws often display a wonderful elegance and symmetry. The area of mathematics that studies this amazing symmetry is called Lie theory or representation theory. Loosely speaking, the objects possessing symmetry are called Lie groups and the ways in which they manifest themselves are called representations. Baylor has an active group working in this area.
Representation Theory Researchers
Professor of Mathematics
Graduate Program Director
Graduate Program Director
Email
Office
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Undergraduate Advisor
Undergraduate Advisor
Office
Phone
From left to right: Ron Stanke, Markus Hunziker, Mark Sepanski