Jake Francis Baer

Ph.D. Candidate in Mathematics, Wayne State University

francis [at] wayne [dot] edu

Jake Francis Baer
motifs in the $v_1$-periodic unstable stems

About me

I am a fifth year Ph.D. student in the Department of Mathematics at Wayne State University, advised by Dan Isaksen and William Balderrama. I go by Francis.

I am currently on the job market for positions starting in Fall 2027!

My research mostly concerns explicit computations in stable and unstable homotopy theory. Recently I have been interested in building computer models for spectral sequences.

An important part of my research work-flow is mathematical visualization. I like building interactive tools for spectral sequence computations, and consolidating what we know about homotopy theory and algebraic topology into usable databases.

My CV can be found here.