
The Department of Mathematics at Cornell University is known throughout the world for its distinguished faculty and stimulating mathematical atmosphere. Approximately 40 tenured and tenure-track faculty represent a broad spectrum of current mathematical research both theoretical and applied. The faculty interests cover the core areas of algebra, topology, geometry and analysis, as well as probability theory, mathematical statistics, dynamical systems, mathematical logicĀ and numerical analysis.
The graduate program combines study and research opportunities for more than 70 graduate students from many different countries. The undergraduate program includes a mathematics minor and a flexible mathematics major with seven different concentrations. In addition, the department offers a wide selection of courses for all types of users of mathematics.
The department also engages in community outreach, providing a variety of programs for local high school students and teachers.
Associated Faculty
- Marcelo Aguiar
- Mahdi Asgari
- Allen Back
- Dan M. Barbasch
- Biplab Basak
- Yuri Berest
- Louis Billera
- Andy Borum
- Kenneth Brown
- Timothy Buttsworth
- Hannah Cairns
- Xiaodong Cao
- Stephen U. Chase
- William Clark
- Marshall Cohen
- Robert Connelly
- Anil Damle
- Kelly Delp
- R. Keith Dennis
- Benjamin Dozier
- Clifford J. Earle
- Eduard Einstein
- Roger H. Farrell
- David Freund
- Christian Gaetz
- Raul Gomez
- Julia Gordon
- Leonard Gross
- John M. Guckenheimer
- Daniel Halpern-Leistner
- Terence Harris
- Allen Hatcher
- Timothy J. Healey
- David W. Henderson
- Benjamin Hoffman
- Tara Holm
- Qi Hou
- John H. Hubbard
- Mary Ann Huntley
- Brian Hwang
- J.T. Gene Hwang
- James Hyde
- Iouli S. Iliachenko
- Yulij Ilyashenko
- Mark Jauquet
- Peter J. Kahn
- Martin Kassabov
- Allen Knutson
- Lionel Levine
- Yun Liu