Jun Li Assistant Professor (tenure track) at CSUN. Previously, I hold the same role at University of Dayton, and was Postdoctoral Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. I completed my Ph.D (advisor: Tian-Jun Li) at the University of Minnesota. Address: SN 425, 18111 Nordhoff Street, Northridge, CA 91330-8285 Office Hour: T Th 1:30am -2:30pm, or by appointment, Zoom link Email: jun.li at csun dot edu.

Research: ➤ Here is a link to my publications and preprints.

Workshop & Conferences Organizing

• AMS Central meeting, the special session on quantitative symplectic topology, Apr 2023, at Cincinnati, with Olguta Buse and Richard Hind.
• AMS Central meeting, the special session on computational aspects of symplectic topology, Apr 2020, at Purdue University, with Olguta Buse and Richard Hind.
• FRG Workshop on symplectic isotopy and packing, May 2019, at U Michigan-Ann Arbor, with Tian-Jun Li and Yongbin Ruan.

Teaching

• 2024-, I founded the Experimental Math Lab at UD. (Projects with computations and LEAN prover)
• Spring 2023, MTH 342, Set theory and logic. (With an introduction to LEAN)
• Fall 2022, MTH 168, Calculus for Engineering; MTH 129 Calculus for Business.
• Spring 2021, Math 590, Introduction to topology.
• Spring 2021, Math 217, Linear Algebra and Intro to Proofs.
  
• Fall 2020,     Math 214, Applied Linear Algebra.
• Here is the    link to the code page, supported by the Tech Innovation grant from Univerisity of Michigan.
  
• Fall 2019,     Math 636, Topics in Differential Geometry-Symplectic Geometry and Quantization.
  
• Fall 2019,     Math 217, Linear Algebra and Intro to Proofs. I'm currently managing the joint Canvas page of 217.
  
• Spring 2019, Math 433, Intro to Differential Geometry.
  
• Fall 2018,     Math 217, Linear Algebra and Intro to Proofs.
  
• Spring 2018, Math 433, Intro to Differential Geometry.
  
• Fall 2017,     Math 115, Calculus I.
  

Undergraduate research mentoring,

At UD: Lean, auto Math Prover, a poster at Stander Synposium.

At UMich: Python implement/visualization and other progress of our F2019 project and the final posters.

• At the University of Michigan, I had the opportunity to get involved with mentoring undergraduate research. In Fall 2019, I co-mentored the team
  Anthony Morales, Zijian Rong, Wendy Wang
  in a research project about in a project Curves in surfaces and mapping class group through LOG(M) about constructing pseudo-Anosov maps,
  with Becca Winarski and Grad student mentor Bradley Zykoski.
  See the Laboratory of Geometry at Michigan's website (LOG(M)) for short) for more information.