Richard Hughes
	Graduate Student
	Department of Mathematics
	The University of Texas at Austin
	RLM 10.104
	rhughes [at] math [dot] utexas [dot] edu

Teaching

I have previously TA'd for:

• M373L Algebraic Structures II, Spring 2017, taught by David Ben-Zvi.
• M427J Differential Equations and Linear Algebra, Fall 2015, taught by Bill Wolesensky. Supplemental material for the course may be found here.
• M382D Differential Topology, Spring 2015, taught by Andrew Neitzke. The webpage for the course (including lecture notes and exercise sets) can be found here.
• M367K Topology I (IBL), Spring 2014, taught by Daniel Allcock. More resources for the class can be found here.
• M373K Algebraic Structures I, Spring 2014, taught by Cameron Gordon. Homework commentaries and the grading policy can be found here.
• M408D Calculus II (Sequences, series, and multivariable calculus), Spring 2013.
• M408K Differential Calculus, Fall 2012.

Seminars

In Fall 2015 I organised a study group on commutative algebra with Tom Oldfield, the webpage for which can be found here.

In Spring 2015 I organised a seminar on derived algebraic geometry, the webpage for which can be found here.

Over the summer of 2013 I organised a seminar on the Atiyah-Singer Index Theorem, the webpage for which can be found here.

I have previously been an organiser for the Sophex seminar: there is a list of talks for the current semester, as well as an archive of talks from previous semesters.

Talks and notes

Notes from a course on D-modules given by Sam Gunningham. Any mistakes are mine, and corrections are welcome (send me an email).

The following talks were given as part of a workshop on E2 formality in Summer 2014:

• Introduction to Lie bialgebra quantization.
• The Etingof-Kazhdan construction of Lie bialgebra deformations.

Notes for a talk on the Grothendieck spectral sequence, given as part of a summer mini-course on spectral sequences organised by Richard Wong.

Directed Reading Program

I organised the mathematics DRP, an program where undergraduates work one-on-one with mathematics graduate students on a project or topic of their own interest, from Fall 2013 through Spring 2014. For information on this program, see the website here, or contact the current organisers at drp circle-round-the-a math dot utexas dot edu.