Christian Millichap

Christian Millichap is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Furman University. His current office hours and teaching responsibilities are suspended as he is on sabbatical for Spring 2024. His research focuses on geometric topology, knot theory, hyperbolic geometry, and historical cryptology.

• University: Furman University
• Department: Department of Mathematics
• Academic Rank: Associate Professor

Research Interests: Millichap specializes in geometric topology, exploring low-dimensional manifolds and knot theory. His work in hyperbolic geometry investigates geometric structures on surfaces and 3-manifolds, while his interest in topological graph theory focuses on embedding graphs in surfaces. He also contributes to historical cryptology, emphasizing educational applications.

Upcoming Activities: In August 2025, he will organize a Contributed Paper Session on Cryptology in Undergraduate Education at MathFest in Sacramento, California.