Daniel Ketover

dketover at math.princeton.edu
Princeton University
Department of Mathematics
Fine Hall, Washington Road
Princeton, NJ 08544
USA
Research Interests
- Geometric analysis
- Low dimensional topology
- Differential Geometry

I am an Instructor at Princeton University working in geometric analysis. I spent a year previously as a Research Associate with Andre Neves at Imperial College in London. I obtained my PhD under the direction of Toby Colding at MIT in 2014. Here is a more detailed CV.

I am partially funded by an NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship DMS-1401996.

Publications and Preprints

Asymptotically flat three-manifolds contain minimal planes (with Otis Chodosh) arXiv

On the existence of unstable minimal Heegaard surfaces (with Yevgeny Liokumovich) arXiv

Minimal two-spheres in three-spheres (with Robert Haslhofer) arXiv ( video lecture at the Fields Institute )

Free boundary minimal surfaces of unbounded genus arXiv

Self-shrinking Platonic solids arXiv

Equivariant min-max theory arXiv

The catenoid estimate and its geometric applications (with Fernando C. Marques and Andre Neves) arXiv

Minimal surfaces with bounded index. (with Otis Chodosh and Davi Maximo) arXiv

On the classification of Heegaard splittings (with Toby Colding and Dave Gabai) 2015 arXiv (watch Prof. Gabai lecture on this result at IMPA )

Entropy of closed surfaces and min-max theory

arXiv

video lecture at Grenoble Institut Fourier

Degeneration of min-max sequences in three-manifolds. (PhD thesis) 2014 arXiv

Daniel Ketover

Research Interests

Publications and Preprints