Anne V. Shepler

Anne V. Shepler is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of North Texas. Her research spans algebra, combinatorics, geometry, and representation theory, focusing on noncommutative algebra, reflection groups, invariant theory, and Hochschild cohomology. She has secured multiple grants from the Simons Foundation and National Science Foundation and collaborates with mathematicians globally.

• Interdisciplinary applications of reflection groups in orbifold geometry
• Quantum algebras derived from group actions
• Coding theory via complex isometry groups

Scientific awards and grants include:

• Simons Foundation Collaboration Grant (2022-2027)
• National Science Foundation Standard Research Grants (2008-2014)
• Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellowship (2009)

She advises PhD and Master’s students in mathematics, guiding research in algebra and representation theory. Her work connects algebraic structures to geometric interpretations, fostering collaborations through conferences like TORA (Texas-Oklahoma Representations and Automorphic Forms).