Peize Liu
I am Peize LIU (刘霈泽, IPA: ljou˧˥ pʰeɪ˥˩ tsɤ˧˥). I am a third-year Ph.D. student supervised by Dr. Chunyi LiLink opens in a new window. I work in algebraic geometry, though I have a wide interest across geometry, category theory, and mathematical physics. You can explore my peronsal webpageLink opens in a new window for more. My current research interest broadly includes:
- Fano threefolds and cubic hypersurfaces
- Kuznetsov components
- Bridgeland stability conditions
- Categorical resolutions of singularities
Background
2022–present | Ph.D. in Mathematics | University of Warwick |
2021–2022 | Master of Mathematical & Theoretical Physics |
University of Oxford |
2018–2021 | B.A. in Mathematics | University of Oxford |
Teaching
2024–2025 | MA4E0 Lie GroupsLink opens in a new window | Teaching Assistant |
2024–2025 | MA3D5 Galois TheoryLink opens in a new window | Teaching Assistant |
2023–2024 | MA4J7 Cohomology and Poincaré DualityLink opens in a new window | Teaching Assistant |
2023–2024 | MA3G6 Commutative AlgebraLink opens in a new window | Teaching Assistant |
Talks
Writing
- Notes on Kuznetsov Components of Cubic 7-foldsLink opens in a new window
- Stability Conditions and Moduli Spaces on Kuznetsov Components of Cubic 5-foldsLink opens in a new window, arXiv: 2509.21454
- Ph.D. second-year report: Categorical Resolutions and the Kuznetsov Components of Cubic 5-foldsLink opens in a new window
- Ph.D. first-year report: Fano 3-Folds of Picard Rank 1: Classification & Semi-Orthogonal DecompositionsLink opens in a new window
- Master's dissertation: Deformation Quantisation via Kontsevich's Formality TheoremLink opens in a new window (supervised by Prof. Christopher Beem)
- Undergraduate lecture notes:
- Algebraic SurfacesLink opens in a new window
- Algebraic CurvesLink opens in a new window
- Linear Functional AnalysisLink opens in a new window
- Undergraduate Algebra (Rings and Modules)Link opens in a new window
- Representation Theory of Finite GroupsLink opens in a new window (in Chinese)
- Complex AnalysisLink opens in a new window
Travelling
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