Gabriel Beiner

portrait Department of Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley
Office: 935 Evans Hall
Email: [first name] dot [last name] at berkeley.edu

I am a third year math PhD student at UC Berkeley supervised by Michael Hutchings. My undergraduate degree is from the University of Toronto. I study symplectic and contact geometry. I mainly think about using pseudoholomorphic curve invariants and Floer theory to understand symplectic dynamics and symplectic/contact topology. I'm also interested in gauge theory, low-dimensional topology, and other types of dynamical flows.


I am a co-organizer for Kylerec 2026 on link spectral invariants and Weyl Laws.

Last semester I organized a student Floer seminar on symplectic field theory.

I am keeping a list of sources in Floer homology here.

Research

Expository Talks and Notes

I took my qualifying exam in November 2024. You can find my syllabus and transcript here. While studying, I wrote notes on my topics (symplectic geometry, algebraic topology, and elliptic PDEs) which can be found here.

Talk Notes

Other Writing

Getzler rescaling via weightings on vector bundles, NSERC undergraduate research supervised by Eckhard Meinrenken.

I also have some notes written during my undergrad that may be of interest to others. Read at your own risk.

Conferences Attended/Upcoming


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Teaching

Berkeley

Toronto