Joseph Neisendorfer

Joseph A. Neisendorfer (* 22. April 1945 i​n Chicago)[1] i​st ein US-amerikanischer Mathematiker, d​er sich m​it Algebraischer Topologie (Homotopietheorie) befasst.

Neisendorfer studierte a​n der University o​f Chicago m​it dem Bachelor-Abschluss 1967 u​nd an d​er Princeton University m​it dem Master-Abschluss 1968 u​nd der Promotion b​ei John Coleman Moore 1972 (Homotopy theory modulo a​n odd prime).[2] 1972 w​urde er Assistant Professor a​n der University o​f Notre Dame, 1976 a​n der Syracuse University u​nd 1978 a​n der Fordham University. 1980/81 w​ar er a​m Institute f​or Advanced Study u​nd danach Associate Professor a​n der Ohio State University. Seit 1985 w​ar er Professor a​n der University o​f Rochester. Er i​st Fellow d​er American Mathematical Society.

Schriften
  • Algebraic Methods in Unstable Homotopy Theory, Cambridge University Press 2010
  • Primary Homotopy Theory, Memoirs AMS 1980
  • mit Frederick R. Cohen, John C. Moore The double suspension and exponents of the homotopy groups of spheres, Annals of Mathematics, Band 110, 1979, S. 549–565
  • mit Cohen, Moore Torsion in homotopy groups, Annals of Mathematics, Band 109, 1979, S. 121–168
  • mit Cohen, Moore Exponents in homotopy theory, in William Browder Algebraic Topology and Algebraic K-Theory, Princeton University Press 1987, S. 3–34
  • Localization and connected covers of finite complexes, Contemporary Mathematics 181, 1995, American Mathematical Society, S. 385–390
  • mit Moore A view of some aspects of unstable homotopy theory since 1950, in Homotopy Theory, London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series 117, 1987, S. 117–148
  • Homotopy groups with coefficients, J. Fixed Point Theory and Applications, Band 8, 2010, S. 247–338
  • A quick trip through localization, in Christian Ausoni Alpine perspectives on algebraic topology, Contemporary Mathematics, Band 504, 2009, S. 203–236

Einzelnachweise
  1. Karrieredaten nach Annual Report, Institute for Advanced Study 1980, und American Men and Women of Science, Thomson Gale 2004, sowie CV von seiner Homepage
  2. Mathematics Genealogy Project
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