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Jesse Madnick

Postdoc at McMaster University. I received my PhD from Stanford in 2018 under the direction of Robert Bryant and Rick Schoen.

My research is in differential geometry and geometric analysis, especially Einstein metrics and minimal submanifolds. Even more specifically: special holonomy, calibrated geometry, and gauge theory.

I am more active on math.stackexchange.com

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