## Rachel Skipper

 E-mail: skipper@math.binghamton.edu
• Office:
• WH 126
• Help Room hours:
• M,W 11:30-1:00
• Courses:
• Fall 2017

 Math 323 Section 01 Calculus III MWF 8:00-9:30 WH-G002 Math 323 Section 02 Calculus III MWF 9:40-11:10 WH-G002

Research interests
I work in geometric and combinatorial group theory. I primarily work on projects related to self-similar groups but I am also highly interested in questions for which profinite group theory is a tool. My past projects have been on topics such as branch groups, the congruence subgroup problem, topological finiteness properties, and Higman-Thompson groups. Other topics I am currently working on include residual finiteness growth, bi-reversible automata, p-adic analytic groups, and the Cantor-Bendixson rank.

Publications

Accepted

Submitted

1. Simple groups separated by finiteness properties, joint with Stefan Witzel and Matthew C. B. Zaremksy

In preparation

1. Bi-reversible automata generating lamplighter groups, joint with Ben Steinberg

Collaborators and Co-authors

             Pictures with some of my research collaborators in Rio de Janeiro

                                          BUGCAT 2014

Upcoming talks and places you'll find me

• Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Diego, January 10-13, 2018
• The 52nd Annual Spring Topology and Dynamics Conference, Auburn University, March 14-17, 2018