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EDUARDO REYES

I am a Gibbs Assistant Professor at Yale University. Previously, I was a postdoctoral fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics at Bonn in the group of Ursula Hamenstädt.

I am interested in geometric group theory and its interactions with low-dimensional topology, geometric topology and dynamics. I like studying hyperbolic groups and their generalizations, groups acting on CAT(0) cube complexes, and deformation spaces of isometric actions.

I received my PhD from the University of California, Berkeley. My advisor was Ian Agol.

Before coming to Berkeley, I received my bachelor's and master's degree from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile under the supervision of Jairo Bochi. Here is my CV .

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In the Fall of 2024, I am co-organizing the Geometry and Topology seminar with Tam Cheetham-West. On November 16, Yale is hosting GATSBY.


Email: eduardo + dot + c + dot + reyes + at + yale + dot + edu

Department of Mathematics
Yale University
937 Kline Tower
New Haven, CT 06511, USA

RESEARCH


    1. Density of Green metrics for hyperbolic groups (with Stephen Cantrell and Dídac Martínez-Granado). In preparation.
    2. The space of co-geodesic currents of a hyperbolic group (with Dídac Martínez-Granado). In preparation.
    3. The joint translation spectrum and Manhattan manifolds (with Stephen Cantrell and Cagri Sert). Preprint (2024). [link]
    4. Approximate marked length spectrum rigidity in coarse geometry (with Stephen Cantrell). Preprint (2024), submitted. [arxiv]
    5. Approximating hyperbolic lattices by cubulations (with Nic Brody). Preprint (2024), submitted. [arxiv]
    6. Rigidity phenomena and the statistical properties of group actions on CAT(0) cube complexes (with Stephen Cantrell). Preprint (2023), submitted. [arxiv]
    7. Marked length spectrum rigidity from rigidity on subsets (with Stephen Cantrell). Preprint (2023), submitted. [arxiv]
    8. Manhattan geodesics and the boundary of the space of metric structures on hyperbolic groups (with Stephen Cantrell). Comment. Math. Helv. (published online first). [arxiv,journal]
    9. On cubulated relatively hyperbolic groups. Geom. Top. 7 (2023) [arxiv,journal]
    10. The space of metric structures on hyperbolic groups. J. Lond. Math. Soc. 107 (2023) [arxiv,journal]
    11. A new inequality about matrix products and a Berger-Wang formula. J. Éc. polytech. Math. 7 (2020) [arxiv,journal]
    12. The Avalanche Principle and negative curvature. Math. Z. 294 (2019) [arxiv,journal]
    13. Properties of sets of isometries of Gromov hyperbolic spaces. Groups Geom. Dyn. 12 (2018) [arxiv,journal]

SOME SLIDES

TEACHING

Yale



  • 2024 Fall : Instructor for Math 120.

UC Berkeley



  • 2023 Spring : GSI for Math 55 with James Demmel.
  • 2022 Spring : GSI for Math 55 with Kenneth A. Ribet.
  • 2021 Fall : GSI for Math 16A with Richard Bamler.
  • 2021 Spring : GSI for Math 55 with Mark Haiman.
  • 2020 Fall : GSI for Math 1B with Alexander Paulin.
  • 2020 Spring : GSI for Math 55 with Olga Holtz.
  • 2019 Spring : GSI for Math 1B with Alexander Paulin.
  • 2018 Fall : GSI for Math 1A with Alexander Paulin.

PUC Chile



  • Spring 2017 - Spring 2018: Instructor for Taller de Investigación Matemática (TIM). Course for talented High School students.