Dan A. Lee

I am a Professor of Mathematics at Queens College and the CUNY Graduate Center. My field of research is geometric analysis, which uses partial differential equations to solve problems in differential geometry. Most of my work involves the concept of mass in general relativity.

Photos above, clockwise from left: an outdated picture of me; some of my favorite formulae; a Calabi-Yau manifold; a Riemann minimal surface; a Schwarzschild black hole. These are all things that I know at least a little about.

I received my PhD from Stanford in 2005, under the direction of Rick Schoen.

I wrote a book on Geometric Relativity. Check it out. Here is a list of errata.

Click here for a list of my papers.

Click here for reviews of my papers on MathSciNet.

Here is my CV.

This website was last updated in February 2023.