Ian Agol

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Ian Agol is an American mathematician renowned for his groundbreaking work in low-dimensional topology and geometric group theory, including major contributions to the virtual Haken and virtual fibering conjectures.

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instanceOf human
mathematician
academicStatus professor
affiliation Department of Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley NERFINISHED
awardReceived Clay Research Award NERFINISHED
Cole Prize in Geometry and Topology NERFINISHED
Oswald Veblen Prize in Geometry NERFINISHED
Simons Investigator NERFINISHED
citizenship American
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
doctoralAdvisor Michael Freedman NERFINISHED
educatedAt California Institute of Technology
University of California, San Diego NERFINISHED
employer University of California, Berkeley
familyName Agol NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork 3-manifold theory
geometric group theory
hyperbolic geometry
low-dimensional topology
givenName Ian NERFINISHED
hasResearchInterest 3-manifolds
Kleinian groups NERFINISHED
geometric topology
influencedBy Michael Freedman NERFINISHED
William Thurston NERFINISHED
knownFor groundbreaking work in geometric group theory
groundbreaking work in low-dimensional topology
major contributions to the virtual Haken conjecture
major contributions to the virtual fibering conjecture
language English
memberOf American Mathematical Society NERFINISHED
name Ian Agol NERFINISHED
notableAchievement proved that every closed hyperbolic 3-manifold has a finite cover that fibers over the circle
proved that every closed hyperbolic 3-manifold has a finite cover that is Haken
notableConcept virtual Haken theorem NERFINISHED
virtual fibering theorem NERFINISHED
notableWork solution of the virtual Haken conjecture
solution of the virtual fibering conjecture for hyperbolic 3-manifolds
work on tameness of hyperbolic 3-manifolds
work on the ending lamination conjecture (related contributions)
occupation mathematician
workLocation Berkeley, California NERFINISHED

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