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My name is Charlotte Ure and I am a Postdoctoral Research Associate and Lecturer at the University of Virginia. I earned my PhD in Mathematics at Michigan State University in 2019. My thesis advisor was Dr. Rajesh Kulkarni. I am on the job market in Fall 2022.

My research interests lie at the intersection of noncommutative algebra and algebraic geometry. In particular, I am interested in the study of

  • the Brauer group,
  • Clifford algebras,
  • unramified cohomology groups, and
  • rationality questions.

I am a co-organizer for the Contributed Talk Series New Developments in Number Theory by POINT (People Online in Number Theory). 

Recent and upcoming talks and travel: 

Recorded talks: 

  • A video of my talk at the BIRS workshop "Noncommutative Geometry and Noncommutative Invariant Theory" in September 2022 on "Twisting comodule algebras and preregular forms" is available here.
  • A video of my talk at the BIRS workshop "Arithmetic aspects of algebraic groups" in June 2022 on "Symbol Length in Brauer Groups of Elliptic Curves" is available here.
  • A video of my talk at the online BIRS workshop "Arithmetic aspects of algebraic groups" in September 2020 on "The Generic Clifford Algebra and its Brauer Class" is available here.
  • A video of my talk for the Junior Mathematicians Research Archive in September 2020 on "Prime Torsion in the Brauer Group of an Elliptic Curve" is available here. 
  • A video of my talk at the Simons Conference on Rationality in July 2020 on "The Brauer Group of Elliptic Curves" is available here.

Mentoring: 
As part of the 2021 REU at the Univeristy of Virginia in Number theory, I mentored a project resulting in the following paper (forthcoming in Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society): Symbol Length in Brauer Groups of Elliptic Curves, joint with Mateo Attanasio, Caroline Choi and Andrei Mandelshtam. arXiv:2107.10886

Teaching: 
I am teaching two sections of MATH 1210 in Fall 2022.

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