Dr Kyle Broder

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

School of Mathematics and Physics
Faculty of Science

Overview

Research Interests

  • Kobayashi hyperbolicity
  • Oka manifolds
  • Rationally connected manifolds
  • Kähler--Einstein metrics
  • Curvature characterisations of notions in algebraic and complex-analytic geometry

Qualifications

  • Doctor of Philosophy of Mathematics, Australian National University

Publications

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Available Projects

  • The study of complex manifolds via methods of differential geometry. This topic has strong links to a number of fields, ranging from algebraic geometry and number theory, to complex analysis, group theory, and homotopy theory.

  • One of the most important classes of compact complex manifolds are those for which every holomorphic map from the complex plane into them is constant. These manifolds can be described by the existence of a non-degenerate distance function that is invariant under the automorphism group.

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Publications

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Possible Research Projects

Note for students: The possible research projects listed on this page may not be comprehensive or up to date. Always feel free to contact the staff for more information, and also with your own research ideas.

  • The study of complex manifolds via methods of differential geometry. This topic has strong links to a number of fields, ranging from algebraic geometry and number theory, to complex analysis, group theory, and homotopy theory.

  • One of the most important classes of compact complex manifolds are those for which every holomorphic map from the complex plane into them is constant. These manifolds can be described by the existence of a non-degenerate distance function that is invariant under the automorphism group.