Lynnelle Ye

Hello! As of fall 2021, I am an NSF postdoctoral fellow in the Stanford math department, sponsored by Richard Taylor. I work in algebraic number theory. Currently, my area of focus is p-adic automorphic forms, specifically eigenvarieties. My postdoc ends next summer and I am on the job market this fall.

I got my Ph.D. from Harvard in 2019, working with Mark Kisin.

I got my B.S. in mathematics with honors from Stanford in 2014, with a minor in computer science.

I can be contacted at lynnelle at stanford dot edu.

Fellowships

Papers

Everything is on arXiv.


Notes

Please feel free to send me comments and suggestions.

Notes from Math 249C, Spring 2021: potential automorphy over CM fields, by Richard Taylor.

Notes from Math 249B, Winter 2021: Newton-Thorne symmetric power automorphy lifting, by Richard Taylor.

Notes from Math 249B, Winter 2020: p-adic functional analysis and p-adic automorphic forms, by Richard Taylor. (These are from a collaborative effort.)

Some stuff from undergrad and high school

Academic service

Miscellaneous

Here is my minor thesis about Hodge theory (2015), based primarily on Griffiths and Harris.

Here is my final project from CS 354 (circuit complexity) by Ryan Williams (2014).

Here is an amusing intro algebra exercise I participated in (2010).

Non-mathematical

My Boothe Prize essay about The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov is publicly available at the bottom of this page (the 2011-2012 book). Warning: my name is misspelled.