معرفی
Beeri Greenfeld is a Researcher at the Department of Mathematics, University of Washington, with a focus on algebraic structures, group theory, and noncommutative algebra. Previously, he held a Visiting Assistant Professor position at the University of California San Diego. He is an editor for the Rendiconti del Circolo Matematico di Palermo.
Research Interests
His work spans noncommutative algebra, Lie algebras, growth functions, and algebraic structures. Notable topics include the Kurosh problem, Zariski topology on groups, and the study of nilpotent groups and monomial algebras. His research bridges algebraic theory with combinatorial and probabilistic methods.
Teaching
At the University of Washington, he has taught advanced undergraduate and graduate courses such as Topics in the Burnside Problem, Topology, and Probability. At UC San Diego, he instructed courses on mathematical reasoning, calculus, and group theory. He also supervised undergraduate research projects.
Preprints & Collaborations
Current preprints explore topics like asymptotic Burnside laws, free subalgebras, and growth in modules. Collaborators include prominent mathematicians such as Efim Zelmanov, James Zhang, and J. P. Bell. His work often addresses foundational questions in noncommutative algebra and combinatorial group theory.
