Jerome Levine Thesis Prize
The Mathematics Department has created a prize in honor of Jerry's wonderful legacy of guiding graduate students; it is called the Jerome Levine Prize and is given annually to a graduate student finishing with an outstanding PhD thesis. We gratefully acknowledge the support of Jerry's friends and colleagues in funding this award.
Prize winners
- (2020) Langte Ma, Gluing and Surgery for the Casson-Seiberg-Witten Invariant of Integral
Homology S1 × S3 - (2019) Ying Zhou, Four problems related to maximal green sequences
- (2018) Yan Zhuang, Noncommutative Symmetric Functions and Permutation Enumeration
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(2017) Yiting Li, Rigidity of eigenvalues for β ensemble in multi-cut regime
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(2017) Biji Wong, Torsion Invariants of 3-orbifolds, Equivariant Corks, & Heegaard Floer Homology
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(2016) Matthew Cordes, Morse boundaries of proper geodesic spaces
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(2015) Anna Medvedovsky, Lower bounds on dimensions of mod-p Hecke algebras:The nilpotence method.
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(2014) Stephen Hermes, Higher homotopy structure of Ginzburg algebras.
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(2013) Alyson Burchardt, The Hausmann-Weinberger 4-manifold invariant of right-angled Artin groups.
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(2012) Ryan Broderick, Incompressibility and fractals.
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(2010) Mark Radosevich, Concave spin fillings of contact 3-manifolds.
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(2009) Brian Drake, An Inversion Theorem for Labeled Trees and Some Limits of Areas under Lattice Paths.
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(2008) Hsin-Hong Lai, The invariance of virtual classes under blow up of a point when g=0.