Sarah Browne


Sarah Browne
  • Associate Teaching Professor

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Biography

I am an Associate Teaching Professor at the University of Kansas who centres on the coordination of calculus for business and biology majors (MATH 115), and coordination and/or teaching of STEM Calculus courses (MATH 125, 126, 127). I am still working on projects in mathematical research (in functional analysis and topology) alongside branching out to research in education and pedagogy. I was at the Pennsylvania State University under the mentorship of Nate Brown from 2017-2019. I completed my PhD in 2017 at the School of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Sheffield, under the supervision of Paul Mitchener

Selected Publications

The stable exotic Cuntz algebras are higher-rank graph algebras. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, Series B, 2024. 

K-homology and K-theory of pure braid groups. New York Journal of Mathematics, 2022. 

A Bott Periodicity proof for real graded C*-algebras. Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, 2019.

E-theory for C*-categories. arXiv.

The UCT for nuclear C*-algebras. arXiv.

E-theory spectra for graded C*-algebras. arXiv.

Selected Presentations

E-theory for C*-categories, November 2020, Operator Algebra Seminar, East China Normal University

A Bott periodicity proof for real graded C*-algebras, June 2020, Analysis Seminar, University of Kansas

The Baum-Connes correspondence for the pure braid groups on 3 strands, May 2020, Groups, Operators and Banach algebras Webinar (online)

E-theory spectra, January 2020, AMS Special Session on Advances in Operator Algebras, Joint Math Meeting, Denver

The Baum-Connes correspondence for the pure braid groups on 4 strands, December 2019, K-theory and C*-algebras, University of Hawaii at Manoa

Quantitative E-theory and the Universal Coefficient Theorem, May 2019, Great Plains Operator Theory Symposium, Texas A\&M; University

Quantitative E-theory, May 2019,Noncommutative Geometry and Representation Theory, Washington University in St. Louis

Quantitative E-theory, October 2018, Symposium on K-theory and non-commutative topology, University of Puerto Rico

Quantitative E-theory, October 2018, East Coast Operator Algebras Symposium, Texas Christian University

Quantitative E-theory, July 2018, ICM Operator Algebras Satellite Conference, Florianopolis, Brazil

Quantitative E-theory, June 2018, CMS 2018, University of New Brunswick

Quantitative E-theory, February 2018, Texas A&M;

E-theory spectrum, February 2018, University of Waterloo

E-theory spectrum, November 2017, Joint Seminar on Operator Theory and Topology, University of Virginia

A quasi-spectrum for asymptotic morphisms of graded C*-algebras, June 2017, ICMS

An orthogonal quasi-spectrum for graded E-theory, June 2017, Joint Operator Algebras and Topology seminar, University of Copenhagen

An orthogonal quasi-spectrum for graded E-theory, May 2017, Topology seminar, University of Sheffield

Cuntz' proof of Bott periodicity, April 2017, Operator K-theory seminar, University of Sheffield

Establishing a topology on certain morphisms of C*-algebras, March 2017, YFAW, University of Glasgow

A quasi-spectrum for asymptotic morphisms of graded C*-algebras, March 2017, SOAR, University of Glasgow.

The E-theory spectrum for C*-algebras, October 2016, Pure Maths Colloquium, University of Southampton

Complex graded E-theory, April 2016, YFAW, Queen's University Belfast

E-theory spectrum for complex graded C*-algebras, March 2016, University of Glasgow.

E-theory spectrum for complex graded C*-algebras, January 2016, Winter School, Universitaet Muenster.

E-theory spectrum, August 2015, YMC*A, University of Copenhagen.

An Introduction to E-theory, June 2015, YFAW, Imperial College London

An Introduction to E-theory, May 2015, PGR Seminar, University of Sheffield

Cuntz' proof of Bott periodicity, July 2014, KK-theory seminar, University of Sheffield

E-theory, June 2014, KK-theory Seminar, University of Sheffield

De Rham Cohomology, June 2014, PGR Seminar, University of Sheffield

Hilbert Modules, June 2014, KK-theory Seminar, University of Sheffield