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Michael Lipnowski is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Ohio State University. His research focuses on number theory, representation theory, automorphic forms, algebraic geometry, and differential geometry. He earned his Ph.D. under Akshay Venkatesh and has contributed to areas such as spectral gaps, hyperbolic manifolds, and arithmetic statistics. His work bridges pure mathematics disciplines with applications in geometric topology and mathematical physics.
Research interests include the interplay between analytic and algebraic methods in number theory, spectral properties of geometric spaces, and the study of modular forms and their representations. Recent projects involve Seiberg-Witten equations on hyperbolic 3-manifolds, Cohen-Lenstra heuristics for class groups, and eigenvalue distributions in geometric contexts.
His publications explore topics like monopole Floer homology, counting problems in moduli spaces, and torsion invariants under base change. Lipnowski collaborates actively with researchers such as Henri Darmon, Francesco Lin, and Jacob Tsimerman. His expository writings and computational tools further demonstrate his engagement with both theoretical and applied aspects of mathematics.
