McKenzie Lamb Ph.D. Candidate Department of Mathematics University of Arizona Contact Information Office: Math East 149 Office Phone: (520) 626-0663 Email: mlamb@math.arizona.edu

Teaching A description of my teaching philosophy can be found here: teaching.pdf. Courses I have taught at the University of Arizona: Fall 2003: MATH110 - College Algebra Spring 2004: MATH110 - College Algebra Fall 2004: MATH110 - College Algebra Spring 2005: MATH120R - Calculus Preparation Fall 2005: MATH124 - Calculus with Applications Spring 2006: MATH129 - Calculus II Summer 2006: MATH129 - Calculus II Fall 2006: MATH124 - Calculus I Fall 2007: MATH223 - Multivariable Calculus Spring 2008: MATH215 - Linear Algebra

Research My research is in the field of Poisson Lie theory. The objects of study here are Lie groups endowed with compatible Poisson structures. This paper contains an introduction to Poisson Lie groups. A description of my current research can be found here: research.pdf.

Notes and Projects Here are some notes I wrote while studying for the qualifying exams during the summer of 2005: Differential Geometry. Alternating Tensor Fields in Differential Geometry: Differential Forms and Multivector Fields This paper is an informal presentation of some of the basic material covered in an introductory differential geometry course. This is a preliminary version. Feedback is welcome. In the summer of 2008, I wrote a project on multilinear algebra for the integration workshop.

Education B.A. - Beloit College Ph.D. Candidate - The University of Arizona Curriculum Vitae

Photography A series of photographs taken in the Santa Cruz riverbed can be found here.