Pavel Etingof

In the Spring of 2009 I will teach 18.769 (Tensor categories) and 18.100B (Analysis I). My office hours are Tue 4-4.30pm, Fri 1.30-3pm.

18.769 will meet TTh 11-12.30 in Rm. 4-163. Please find the syllabus of 18.769 here:

Syllabus of 18.769

Please find the lecture notes for 18.769 here:

Lecture notes of 18.769

Please find the homeworks for 18.769 here:

Homeworks for 18.769

My section of 18.100B will meet TTh 2.30-4 in Rm 4-163. Please find the syllabus of the course here:

Syllabus of 18.100B

Please find the homeworks here:

Homework for 18.100B

In the Fall of 2008 I taught 18.712, Introduction to Representation Theory.

Please find the syllabus of 18.712 here:

Syllabus of 18.712

Please find the 18.712 lecture notes here:

Lecture notes for 18.712

Please find the 18.712 homeworks here:

Homeworks for 18.712

Please find the 18.712 takehome assignment (due Friday, Dec. 5, 5pm, 2-176) here:

Takehome assignment for 18.712

In the spring of 2008, I taught 18.706 (noncommutative algebra) Please find the syllabus for 18.706 here:

Syllabus of 18.706

Please find the homeworks here:

18.706 homework

Here are lecture notes by Michael Artin on noncommutative ring theory. They were used in my class 18.706 in the Spring of 2008.

M. Artin's lecture notes

Here are my notes for the first few lectures of 18.706 (covering the introductory topics not covered in M. Artin's notes)

18.706 Lecture notes

Here are the lecture notes of my course on Calogero-Moser systems given at ETH in the spring and summer of 2005.

Lectures on Calogero-Moser systems

Here are the notes for my Representation Theory lectures for high school students at the Clay Research academy:

Lecture notes

In 2002 I taught the course 18.238 "Mathematical ideas and notions of quantum field theory".

Please find the syllabus here:

18.238 Syllabus

Please find the lecture notes here:

18.238 Lectures

Please find the homeworks here:

This is a talk by I. Cherednik given in Amsterdam on May 30, 2008:

talk

This is my talk at Drinfeld's seminar at the University of Chicago on November 10, 2008:

talk

This is my notes on modular data:

notes

Notes for A.Varchenko's course at MIT in the Spring of 2002 (Lectures 1-3 written by Josh Scott; Lectures 4-6 written by Matias Grana; Lectures 7-12 written by Igor Mencattini):

Lecture #12

Pavel Etingof
Department of Mathematics, Room 2-176
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA USA 02139
Phone: (617) 253-3669
Fax: (617) 253-4358
e-mail: etingof@math.mit.edu