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Fedor Bogomolov

Fedor Bogomolov

· Silver Professor of Mathematics

New York University · Department of Mathematics

Active 1969–2025

h-index32
Citations3.2k
Papers29825 last 5y
Funding$492k

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About

Fedor Bogomolov is a Silver Professor of Mathematics at NYU, with research interests in algebraic geometry and related problems in algebra, topology, and number theory. His work focuses on deep mathematical structures and their interconnections, contributing to the understanding of complex geometric and algebraic systems. As a prominent figure in his field, he has advanced the theoretical foundations of algebraic geometry, impacting related areas in mathematics.

Research topics

  • Computer Science
  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Pure mathematics
  • Mathematical analysis
  • Materials science
  • Geometry

Selected publications

Recent grants

Frequent coauthors

  • Yuri Tschinkel

    New York University

    75 shared
  • Tihomir Petrov

    California State University System

    47 shared
  • Bruno De Oliveira

    26 shared
  • Christian Böhning

    University of Warwick

    24 shared
  • Виктор Степанович Куликов

    24 shared
  • Алексей Николаевич Паршин

    23 shared
  • Ivan Cheltsov

    23 shared
  • Misha Verbitsky

    Mersen (France)

    22 shared

Education

  • Ph.D., Mathematics

    Steklov Institute of Mathematics

    1974
  • Other, Mathematics

    Moscow University

    1970

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