Welcome to my personal webpage. My name is David Sevilla González (read about my name here), I am a mathematician, and currently I work as a postdoctoral researcher at the Johann Radon Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics (RICAM), in Linz, Austria.
By following the top menu you can find things related to my work, a couple of things on activism, and some personal stuff.
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- 24.02.2012 · [Math] · The article “Effective radical parametrization of trigonal curves” has been accepted for publication in the AMS Contemporary Mathematics Volume “Computational Algebraic and Analytic Geometry of Low-dimensional Varieties”. → Publications
- 20.01.2012 · [Math] · The course Mathematics for chemists 1 will finish soon. In March I will start teaching Mathematics for chemists 2 (double course: theory and exercises) by myself. → Teaching
- 12.01.2012 · [Math] · My article “Radical parametrizations of algebraic curves by adjoint curves” with R. Sendra has been selected as one of “the 5 most prominent publications of the year 2011” in the Johann Radon Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics (RICAM), to be displayed in the 2011 Intellectual Capital Report and the Annual Report. → Publications
- 24.10.2011 · [Personal] · I am back from my paternity leave.
- 10.10.2011 · [Math] · I start teaching the course Mathematics for chemists 1 (double course: theory and exercises) jointly with Jan Haskovec, within the bachelor curriculum of Biological Chemistry in the JKU. → Teaching
