Dr. Elham Izadi

Assistant Professor

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Biography

Elham Izadi received her Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of Utah in 1991 and later obtained a follow-up degree from the University of Paris XI in 1993. She became a Benjamin Pierce Assistant Professor at Harvard from 1991 to 1995 before joining the faculty at the University of Georgia in Athens (UGA) in 1995. Izadi is an expert in algebraic geometry and Hodge theory, with research interests that include moduli spaces, abelian varieties, curves, vector bundles, and classical geometry. Throughout her career, Izadi has contributed significantly to her field and has been recognized for her work with honors such as the Creative Research Medal from the University of Georgia.

Research Interests

Hodge Theory Algebraic Geometry Moduli Spaces Abelian Varieties Curves Vector Bundles Classical Geometry

Experience

Assistant Professor

1995-01-01 — Present

University of Georgia • Athens, GA

Joined faculty as an expert in algebraic geometry and Hodge theory.

Benjamin Pierce Assistant Professor

1991-01-01 — 1995-01-01

Harvard University • Cambridge, MA

Conducted research and taught in the field of mathematics.

Awards

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Creative Research Medal

Requirements for University of California, San Diego

Doctorate Program
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GPA Requirement
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TOEFL
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IELTS
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Duolingo
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Overall
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Prerequisites
Bachelor's degree in physical, biological, or earth sciences, mathematics, or engineering. Differential and integral calculus. One year of calculus-based physics with laboratory. One year of chemistry with laboratory.
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Specialization Notes

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