Ashley K. Wheeler

This is my webpage from grad school. All updated information is now on comp.uark.edu/~ashleykw.

making silly Halloween crafts, 2013

Address:	University of Michigan
	Mathematics Department
	East Hall
	530 Church Street
	Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1043 USA
E-mail:	wheeles (at) umich (dot) edu
Office:	4848 East Hall
Advisor:	Mel Hochster

Curriculum Vitae

I am a finishing Ph., D. student at Michigan. I earned a Bachelor's in math from Kansas State University in 2008 and an embedded Master's here at Michigan in 2011. I am broadly interested in finding new classes of Gorenstein rings. Their connection to generalized Cayley-Bacharach theorems has also brought to my attention the EGH Conjecture.

Expository

Ideals Generated by Principal Minors - Joint Math Meetings, 2014
Generalizing Macaulay's Theorem for Hilbert Functions - Student Commutative Algebra, Fall 2011
Local Cohomology and D-Modules - Student Commutative Algebra, Fall 2011

Courses I've taught

Calculus II (Math 116), Fall 2012
Calculus I (Math 115), Fall 2010
Introduction to Differential Equations (Math 216), Summer 2010
Data, Functions and Graphs (Math 105), Fall 2009

Outreach

Attendee, Underrepresented Students in Topology and Algebra Research Symposium (USTARS), April 2011
Graduate Assistant, MSRI-UP 2009: Coding Theory, Summer 2009
Instructor, GRE Prep Course, Kansas State University McNair Scholars Program, Summer 2008

Check out my topology qual solutions!

It would be fabulous if I could keep these updated. Parentheses indicate incomplete solutions. Feel free to send me corrections if you catch errors. The algebra solutions are on the QR webpage. Right now I do not have analysis solutions.

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