Sarah C. Koch

1 Oxford Street
Harvard University
Cambridge MA 02138

office: 513 Science Center
phone: (617) 495-8796
email: kochs at math.harvard.edu



Welcome!

I am a Benjamin Peirce Lecturer in the math department at Harvard University.

Research:

I work primarily in complex analysis, Teichmüller theory, and complex dynamics (in one and several variables).
Here is my CV, and here are my papers.

Teaching:

During the Spring 2013 semester, I am teaching MATH 23b/MATH E23b, Linear Algebra and Real Analysis II.

Travel:

I am speaking at the Complex Dynamics and Arithmetic Geometry Conference at the University of Illinois at Chicago in June 2013.
I am organizing an AMS Math Research Community in Complex Dynamics with Laura DeMarco and Adam Epstein in June 2013.
I am giving a minicourse in Complex Dynamics at ICERM in July 2013.
I am participating in a SQuaRE at the American Institute of Mathematics in July 2013.
I am speaking at the Mathematical Congress of the Americas in Guanajuato, Mexico in August 2013.

Links:

Bill Thurston
Informal seminar
up for a challenge?
Colloquium
accouplements de polynômes, by Arnaud Chéritat.
splitting the bill