Luca Vitagliano 
I
am an Associate Professor of Geometry at the Department of Mathematics of the University
of Salerno, Italy. In 2018 I got the
Italian National Scientific Habilitation (ASN) to Full Professor, Area 01/A2
(Algebra and Geometry).
I
work in Differential Geometry and Mathematical Physics.
Address:
Dr. Luca Vitagliano,
Via Giovanni Paolo II, n 123
84084 Fisciano (SA), Italy
Office: University Campus
in Fisciano, Building F2, First Floor, Room n 035
e-mail: lvitagliano@unisa.it
phone: +39 089 96 33 31
fax: +39 089 96 33 03
official web page: http://docenti.unisa.it/luca.vitagliano
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Geometry at UniSa
- Differential Geometry Group at the University of Salerno
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Research
My
research interests include Differential Geometry, Geometric Methods in
Mathematical Physics, Geometric Methods for PDEs, Differential Calculus over
Commutative Algebras, Homological Methods in
Geometry and Physics, Secondary Calculus.
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My Curriculum Vitae
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Selected Talks and Lecture Notes
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PhD Students
- Antonio Maglio
(2021-present, University
di Salerno)
Research Topic: Contact Structures
on Differentiable Stacks.
(2016-2019, Sapienza -
University of Rome)
Research Topic: Deformations of
Vector Bundles in the Category of Lie Groupoids (defended February 11,
2020).
(2016-2019, University of Salerno)
Thesis Title: Local and Global Properties of Jacobi related Geometries (defended
December 18, 2019).
(2013-2016, University of Florence)
Thesis Title: Deformations of Coisotropic Submanifolds in Jacobi Manifolds
(defended March 10, 2017).
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Teaching
This
year (2021/2022) I teach:
- Geometry
II (undergraduate degree in Mathematics: 1st year, 2nd
semester, odd badge number).
- Homology and Cohomology (undergraduate degree in Mathematics: 3rd year, 1st
semester, free choice course).
- Elements of Higher Geometry (Master degree in Mathematics: 1st
year, 1st semester).
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Homological Methods in Differential Geometry (PhD in Mathematics, Physics and
Applications).
Lecture Notes:
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Geometry II (in Italian)
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Theses
Interested
students may write a thesis with me on Linear Algebra, Homological Algebra,
Algebraic Topology, Calculus and Commutative Algebra, Differential Geometry,
Differential Geometric Methods in Theoretical Mechanics, Differential Geometric
Methods for PDEs.
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