Research

My research interests lie at the interface of algebra, algebraic geometry, and, algebraic topology. Also, I have been expanding my research interests to the area of topological data analysis and its application to other disciplines.

In my doctoral thesis, I established decomposition theorems for topological Azumaya algebras, and for topological Azumaya algebras with involutions of the first kind. I am currently working on the computation of the integral cohomology of classifying spaces of some projective spaces. I am also working on a TDA-MathBio project with Veronica Ciocanel.

Publications

2023

  1. arXiv
    Decomposition of symplectic vector bundles and Azumaya algebras
    Niny Arcila-Maya
    2023

2022

  1. arXiv
    Decomposition of topological Azumaya algebras with orthogonal involution
    Niny Arcila-Maya
    2022
    Accepted for publication after corrections at the Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra
  2. TA
    Compactly supported A1-Euler characteristic and the Hochschild complex
    Niny Arcila-Maya, Candace Bethea, Morgan Opie, Kirsten Wickelgren, and Inna Zakharevich
    Topology and its Applications, 2022
    Women in Topology III
  3. CMB
    Decomposition of topological Azumaya algebras
    Niny Arcila-Maya
    Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, 2022

2013

  1. NOOS
    Numerical solution of a wave-diffusion fractional differential equation
    Arcila Maya N., Acosta Medina C., and Trujillo Casanova S.
    Revista NOOS, 2013