Teylama Herve Miabey

Teylama Herve Miabey serves as an Assistant Professor in the Sciences and Mathematics department at the University of the District of Columbia's College of Arts and Sciences. He holds advanced degrees in Mathematics from Howard University and teaches core undergraduate courses including Linear Algebra, Calculus sequences, and Abstract Algebra.

His academic credentials include:

• Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics, Howard University
• Master of Science in Mathematics, Howard University
• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Howard University

Dr. Miabey's research centers on algebraic topology with specialized focus on sheaves and presheaves, extending into functional analysis through spectral theory of bounded linear operators and non-Archimedean Hilbert spaces. His current NSF grant application for polynomial calculus research indicates expanding work in mathematical analysis frameworks.

Publication trends reveal interdisciplinary connections between algebraic geometry and functional analysis, with recent work addressing Hartshorne's conjecture and spectral operator properties. This demonstrates consistent contributions to pure mathematics theory development.

Research funding includes:

• National Science Foundation Grant (2025): Polynomial calculus research
• National Science Foundation MTTI Grant (2022)