I’m Graham Leuschke. I’m an Associate Professor of mathematics at Syracuse University. Leuschke.org is where I keep web-versions of my professional work, including information about my teaching, research (including reprints of my papers), and other projects.

If you’re one of my students, you’re probably looking for the course web page, either for MAT296 or for MAT632.

I’m now an Associate Editor for the Journal of Commutative Algebra. Please see this page for submission instructions.

In addition to projecting my professional persona, this site is a hobby and a showcase, where I fiddle with the web and amuse myself. Look around — either with the menu to your left, or with the links on this side — and see what there is to see.

For a quick overview, you may be interested in my curriculum vitae. Please feel free to email me for more information, or just to say hi.

The latest stuff on leuschke.org:

• updated my contact info and added new course pages for the spring semester: MAT296 and MAT632 (January)
• added a new talk to the Talks page: “Semidualizing modules and Gorenstein presentations,” given at the Winter Meeting of the Canadian Math Society in Ottawa (December)
• added a new talk to the Talks page: “What is a non-commutative desingularization?”, given in the departmental colloquium at the University of Nebraska (September)
• added an erratum to the paper “Hypersurfaces of Bounded Cohen-Macaulay Type” (September)
• added an erratum to the paper “On the Growth of the Betti Sequence of the Canonical Module” (late May, revised late June [fixed an error in the erratum!])
• added a new, extended, version of the Non-commutative desingularization talk, given at Yokohama in March, to the Talks page (March, updated late March)

If you’d like to keep track of changes to leuschke.org, RSS may help.

Other stuff

Right Now Graham is:

• listening to
• linking to (non-academic, generally)
• taking photos of

Reading:

• Accelerando, Stross
• Old Man’s War, Scalzi
• Broken Angelas, Morgan
• Anathem, Stephenson

I’m apparently on a bit of a SF kick.

Personal Life Update: