I
am a Full Professor of Geometry at the Department of Mathematics of the University
of Salerno, Italy.
I
work in Differential Geometry and Mathematical Physics.
Address:
Prof. Luca Vitagliano,
Via Giovanni Paolo II, n° 132
84084
Fisciano (SA), Italy
Office: University Campus
in Fisciano, Building F2, First Floor, Room n° 035
e-mail: lvitagliano@unisa.it
phone: +39 089 96 33 31
fax: +39 089 96 33 03
official web page: http://docenti.unisa.it/luca.vitagliano
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News!!
A Primer on
Smooth Manifolds, World Scientific
- INdAM
Intensive Period on Poisson Geometry and Mathematical Physics
- Poisson 2024 –
Summer School and International Conference
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Geometry at UniSa
- Geometry Group at the University of
Salerno
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Research
My
research interests are towards Differential Geometry with a special emphasis on
Poisson Geometry, Lie Algebroids and Groupoids, Differentiable Stacks, Geometric Methods in Mathematical Physics, Geometric Methods for PDEs,
Differential Calculus over
Commutative Algebras, Homological Methods in Geometry
and Physics, Secondary Calculus.
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My Curriculum Vitae
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My Research papers
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Selected Talks and Lecture Notes
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PhD Students
(2021-present, University
di Salerno)
Research Topic: Contact Structures
on Differentiable Stacks.
(2016-2019, Sapienza -
University of Rome)
Thesis Title: Deformations of Vector Bundles in the
Category of Lie Groupoids (defended February 11, 2020).
(2016-2019, University of Salerno)
Thesis Title: Local and Global Properties of Jacobi related Geometries (defended
December 18, 2019).
(2013-2016, University of Florence)
Thesis Title: Deformations of Coisotropic
Submanifolds in Jacobi Manifolds (defended March 10, 2017).
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Teaching
This
year (2023/2024) I teach:
- Geometry
II (undergraduate degree in Mathematics: 1st year, 2nd
semester, odd badge number).
- Homology and Cohomology (undergraduate degree in Mathematics: 3rd year, 1st
semester, free choice course).
- Elements of Higher Geometry (Master degree in Mathematics: 1st
year, 1st semester).
- Higher Geometry (with Alfonso Tortorella, Master degree in Mathematics: 2nd year, 2nd
semester).
Lecture Notes:
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Geometry II (in Italian)
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Theses
Interested
students may write a thesis with me on Linear Algebra, Homological Algebra,
Algebraic Topology, Calculus and Commutative Algebra, Differential Geometry,
Differential Geometric Methods in Theoretical Mechanics, Differential Geometric
Methods for PDEs.
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Links
- Mathematics
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