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Robin Dueck Degen

mathematics · University of Saskatchewan

About

I am an honours student in Mathematics at the University of Saskatchewan. For now this website is essentially a copy of my linkedin. Eventually I would like to add a blog section, and a section for longer projects.

Education

2023–2029 · Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

University of Saskatchewan

Mathematics.

Selected Coursework

  • Computational Logic and Program Reasoning — CMPT 263
  • Intermediate Data Structures and Algorithms — CMPT 280
  • Group Theory — MATH 361
  • Real Analysis I — MATH 371
  • Galois Theory — MATH 460

Projects

Sep 2026–Present · Honours Thesis

Twisting Theory of Lie Algebras

This project builds on work from my first summer research under the supervision of Dr. Curtis Wendlandt.

My first goal is to cover twisting theory of Lie algebras and coalgebras, with some perspective from (co)homology. I then hope to cover the twisting theory of Lie bialgebras, and potentially further. I also hope to add some coverage of interpretation and applications of these theories.