H. Blaine Lawson, Jr.
Distinguished Professor,
Department of
Mathematics
Office: Math 5-109, (631) 632-8285; Fax 632-7631
Email: blaine@math.stonybrook.edu
Secretary : Lynne Barnett, Math 5-116, 632-8290
Publications
Short Vita
Measure Theory and Integration MAT324 : Syllabus
Atiyah-Singer Index Theorem Course : Syllabus,
Topology/Geometry II Course : Syllabus,
Complex Geometry Course : Syllabus,
Differential Geometry Course : Syllabus,
Differential Topology Course : Syllabus,
Algebraic Topology Course : Syllabus,
Complex Analysis Course : Syllabus,
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Midterm
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Final
Differential Geometry Course : Syllabus,
Notes on geodesic convexity
Notes on Minimal Surfaces
Geometric Measure Theory Course : Syllabus,
Notes on sheaves of currents,
Poincare Duality via forms and currents
The Compactness Theorem for Integral Currents
Course on the Viscosity Approach to Nonlinear PDE's : Syllabus,
The User's Guide,
Survey Paper
Dirichlet Duality
Notes on the Differentiation of Quasi-Convex Functions
Viscosity Theory for Universal Equations in Geometry
Geometry-Topology II : Syllabus
Riemannian Geometry II (Spring 2015) : Syllabus
Index Theorems for Elliptic Operators (Fall 2015) : Syllabus
Slides from some Recent Lectures :
Jim Simons' Work on the Theory of Minimal Varieties,
Analytic and Homological Aspects of Differential Cohomology
Reflections on the Early Mathematical Life of Bob Osserman
Restriction and Removable Singularities for Fully Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations
Potential Theory for Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations
Luminy Lecture on Tangents, Densities, and Riesz Characteristics
A Monge-Ampere Operator in Symplectic Geometry
The Special Lagrangian Potential Equation
Giulio Minervini's Thesis : Thesis
A Theory of Characteristic Currents associated with a Singular Connection (with Reese Harvey) : Book