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Yuhang Wei

Yuhang Wei

MSc, BSc Hons
Pronouns
He / Him
Status
Postgraduate Student
Contact form
https://maths.yuha.ng
ORCID iD
https://orcid.org/0009-0007-8822-690X
Research groups
  • Topology
Address
Mathematical Institute
University of Oxford
Andrew Wiles Building
Radcliffe Observatory Quarter
Woodstock Road
Oxford
OX2 6GG
Further details

I am a DPhil student supervised by Prof. Christopher Douglas and Prof. Vidit Nanda. 

Prizes, awards, and scholarships
  • Mathematical Institute Scholarship, 2025-29
  • Best OMMS Dissertation Award, 2024
Teaching
  • Introduction to Representation Theory (Part B, MT25), TA for Class 5
  • Galois Theory (Part B, HT26), TA for Class 3
Research interests

I work in framed combinatorial topology, which I think of as a computable data structure for what an 'n-Morse theory' ought to carry. My focus is to transport operations that are classically analytic and existential, singularity perturbations above all, onto combinatorial ground, and to turn them into recursive, algorithmic processes. That commitment is witnessed by software: enumeration in C++, visualisation as a web app, and formalisation in Lean 4.

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London Mathematical Society Good Practice Scheme Athena SWAN Silver Award (ECU Gender Charter) Stonewall Silver Employer 2022

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