Teaching activities
  1. Current teaching activities
    The semester: February 12, 2009 - August 31, 2009
    1. Advanced Algebra. II.
      This is a course for undergraduate students at the School of Mahematical Sciences.
      • Dates:   Wednesday, 8:00-9:50; 19:00-20:50; Friday, 10:10am-12:00am
      • Classroom: Teaching Building No.7 (J-7), On Wednesday in Room 202; On Friday in Room 203.
      • Exercise: Exercise sheets should be collected each Wednesday.
    2. Seminar on representation theory
      This is a seminar designed for graduate students and Ph.D. students to read together some selected papers in representation theory and related topics, and to discuss their mathematical problems. Also, we may invite experts in the field to give lectures and talks.
      • Date:   TBA
      • Classroom: TBA .

  2. Previous teaching activities
    • The semester: August 28, 2008 - January 20, 2009
      1. Advanced Algebra I.
        This is an algebra course for undergraduate students at the School of Mahematical Sciences.
        • Date:   Wednesday, 8:00am--8:50am; Friday, 10:10am-12:00am
        • Classroom: Zengxianzi Building (J-9), Room 402.
        • Exercise: Exercise sheets should be collected each Wednesday.
      2. Selected papers in representation theory
        This is a seminar designed for graduate students and Ph.D. students to read together some selected papers in representation theory and related topics, and to discuss their mathematical problems.
        • Date:   Thursday, 2:00pm--
        • Classroom: Math. Building (J-8), Room 108.
      3. Introduction to representation theory and derived equivalences
        This is a seminar for graduate students at higher classes to read the book of Auslander-Reiten-Smallo or some elementary materials on derived categories and equivalences. It is required that participants should take some jobs in the course.
        • Date:   Monday, 6:30pm--
        • Classroom: Math. Building (J-8), Room 108.
    • The semester: February 18, 2008 - August 31, 2008
      1. Homological algebra
        This is a course for graduate students and Ph. D. students at school of mathematical sciences. Undergraduate students of higher classes also are welcome.
        • Date:   Monday, 7:00pm--
        • Classroom: Math. Building (J-8), Room 108.
      2. Selected papers in representation theory
        This is a seminar designed for graduate students and Ph.D. students to read together some selected papers in representation theory and related topics, and to discuss their mathematical problems.
        • Date:   Friday, 7:00pm--
        • Classroom: Electrinic Building, Room 105.
      3. ¡¶Introduction to representations of Artin algebras¡·
        This is a seminar for graduate students at higher classes to read the book of Auslander-Reiten-Smallo together. It is required that participants should take some jobs in the course.
        • Date:   Wednesday, 7:00pm--
        • Classroom: Teaching Building 7, Room 501.
      4. ¡¶Linear algebra¡·
        This is a course for graduate students not at mathematical school.
        • Date:   Thursday, 7:00pm--8:50pm
        • Classroom: Electrinic Building, Room 105
    • The semester: August 30, 2007 - January 19, 2008
      1. Modern Algebra. This is a course for undergraduate students at school of mathematical sciences.
        • Date:   Tuesday, 10:10am--12:00am; Thursday, 8:00am-10:00am
        • Classroom: Tuesday in Teaching Building No.9(J-9), Room 104. Thursday in Teaching Building No.9, Room 214.
      2. Seminars
        1. Seminar on affine cellular algebras. This is a seminar for graduate students and Ph.D. students to read together some selected papers on cellular and affine cellular algebras as well as related topics.
          • Date:   Monday, 2:15pm--.
          • Classroom: Electronic Building, Room 103.
        2. Seminar on homological metholds in representation theory. This is a seminar for Ph.D. students.
          • Date:   Thursday, 7:00pm--.
          • Classroom: Math.Building (J-8), Room 311.
    • The semester: March 1£¬2007 - August 31, 2007
      1. ¡¶Selected papers in representation theory¡· This is a seminar for graduate students and Ph.D. students to read together some selected papers in representation theory and related topics, and to discuss their mathematical problems.
        • Date:   Thursday, 6:30pm--.
        • Classroom: Math.Building (J-8),Room 311
      2. ¡¶Finite dimensional algebras¡· This is a seminar for first year or second year graduate students who want to learn about the basic knowlege of modules and finite-dimensional algebras. Undergraduate students of third or fourth year are welcome.
        • Date:   Tuesday, 6:30pm--
        • Classroom: Teaching Building No.4(J-4, 103), Room 103.
    • The semester: August 30£¬2006 - January 29, 2007
      1. Seminar "Selected papers and discussions" The seminar is designed for graduate students and Ph.D. students to read together some selected papers in representation theory and related topics, and to discuss their mathematical problems.
        • Date:   Tuesday, 6:30pm--.
        • Classroom: Math.Building (J-8), Room 311.
      2. "Summer seminar 2006"(July 19-August 23, 2006)
        This is a short introductory seminar for graduate students who have interest in tilting theory and want to read some materials on the subject together during the summer vacation.
        • Topic:   Tilting theory.
        • Dates:   Wednesday, 6:30pm--.
        • Classroom: Math.Building (J-8), Room 308.
    • The semester: February 20-July 16£¬2006
      1. "Representations of finite groups" for undergraduate students.
      2. "Selected papers and discussions" This is a seminar for graduate students and higher class of undergraduate students. In the seminar, we shall read together some selected papers in representation theory and related topics . Also, progresses and problems on algebras and representations will be discussed.
        • Date:   Wednesday, 2:30pm--.
        • Classroom: Math.Building (J-8), Room 310.
    • The semester: August 29, 2005 - January 20,2006
      1. "Commutative algebras"for undergraduate students
        • Date:   Tuesday, 2:00pm--5:00pm.
        • Classroom: Math.Building (J-8), Room 303.
      2. Seminar of selected papers and discussions -- a seminar on Gabriel-Roiter measure: This is a seminar for graduate students and higher class of undergraduate students. In the seminar, we shall study the subject "Gabriel-Roiter measure". The basic material will be the recent works of Prof. C.M.Ringel on the subject. Of course, some related topics will also be discussed in the seminar.
        • Date:   Thursday, 2:30pm--.
        • Classroom: Math.Building (J-8), Room 313.
    • The semester: Feb.26, 2005 - July 15, 2005
      1. A course on model categories: This is a new course for graduate students. In this coures, we shall study the basic matrials on model categories. We are interested in the model category structures of certain module categories (or related categories) arising from the representation theory of artin algebras.
        • Date:   Monday evening, 7:30pm--.
        • Classroom: Math.Building (J-8), Room 311.
      2. Seminar on homological conjectures in representation theory
        • Date:   Tuesday 2:30pm--.
        • Classroom: Electronic Building (J-6), Room 101.
    • The semester: August 23, 2004 - January 23, 2005
      1. Seminar "Representation theory of algebras": In this seminar we choose certain topics in the representattion theory and study the material together.
        • Date:   Monday, 7:00pm--.
        • Place: Math.Building (J-8), Room 303.
    • The semester: February 9, 2004 - July 4, 2004
      1. "Introduction to representation theory of algebras"for undergraduate students at Math. Department.
        • Date: Wednesday, 7:00-9:30pm;
        • Room: Math.Building (J-8), Room 309.
      2. Seminar "Selected papers in representation theory": This is an internal seminar designed to discuss and solve some mathemtical problems posed by our graduate students during their studies and researches on algebra and representation theory. Very often, we'll read some interesting papers together.
        • Date:   Tuesday, 7:00pm--.
        • Place: Math.Building (J-8), Room 305.
    • The semester: August 25, 2003 - Jan.11, 2004
      1. "Abstract algebra" for graduate students at Math. Department.
        • Date: Tuesday, 10:00-12:00;
                    Friday,     8:00-10:00.
        • Room: Math.Building (J-8), Room 309.
        • Examination:
          • Date: Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2004, 8:00:00-11:00am
          • Room: Math. Building (J-8), Room 309.
      2. "Linear algebra" for non-mathematical graduate students.
               Sept. 10, 2003--Nov. 5, 2003
        • Date: Wednesday, 7:00pm-8:50pm.
        • Room: Math.Building (J-8), Room 313.
        • Date of final examination: 5. Nov. 2003, 7:00pm-9:00pm.
      3. Seminar ¡¶Selected papers in representation theory¡·: This is an internal seminar designed to discuss and solve some mathemtical problems posed by our graduate students during their studies and researches on algebra and representation theory. Very often, we'll read some interesting papers together.
        • Date: Monday evening, 7:00pm -- open.
        • Room: Math.Building (J-8), Room 311.
    • The semester (17.Feb. 2003 -- 13.Jul. 2003):
      1. Internal Seminar on Selected papers in Representation theory.
        Tuesday evening, 7:10-9:00, Math. Build., Room 311.
      2. Seminar on representation theory of algebras.
        Thursday afternoon, 3:00-5:00, Math. Build., Room 410.
        (Sometimes the place of this seminar might be changed, please note the announcement at the beginning of each week.)
    • The semester (02.Sept.2002 -- 17.Jan.2003):
      1. Modern algebra for undergraduate students.
      2. Linear algebra for non-mathematical graduate students.
      3. Seminar on the representation theory of algebras.
    • The semester (25 Feb.2002 -- 14.July 2002)£º
      1. Introduction to Lie algebras and representation theory
      2. Linear algebra.
      3. Seminar on Semisimple algebras for undergraduate students.
      4. Seminar for graduate students.
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