Jonathan Montaño

Assistant Professor,

School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences

Other ASU affiliations

Assistant Professor, Mathematics

montano@asu.edu

Mail code: 1804

Campus: Tempe
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Long Bio

Jonathan Montaño is an assistant professor in the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences. His research is in commutative algebra and its interactions with combinatorics and algebraic geometry. As a graduate student he received a Ross Fellowship and a Bisland Dissertation Fellowship from Purdue University. He was also a recipient of an Oberwolfach Leibniz Fellowship from the Oberwolfach Research Institute. Montaño’s research is partially funded by the National Science Foundation.

Education

PhD Purdue University 2015

Research Interests

Montaño's research is in commutative algebra and its interactions with combinatorics and algebraic geometry. He is interested in multiplicities, blowup algebras, integral dependence, residual intersections, local cohomology, symbolic powers, resolutions, and convex geometry.

Courses

2025 Spring

Course Number	Course Title
MAT 493	Honors Thesis
MAT 591	Seminar
MAT 792	Research
MAT 495	Undergraduate Research
MAT 544	Abstract Algebra II
MAT 784	Internship
STP 590	Reading and Conference

2024 Fall

Course Number	Course Title
MAT 590	Reading and Conference
MAT 792	Research
MAT 543	Abstract Algebra I
MAT 591	Seminar

2024 Summer

Course Number	Course Title
MAT 792	Research
MAT 792	Research

2024 Spring

Course Number	Course Title
MAT 493	Honors Thesis
MAT 792	Research
MAT 495	Undergraduate Research
MAT 784	Internship

2023 Fall

Course Number	Course Title
MAT 442	Advanced Linear Algebra
MAT 492	Honors Directed Study
MAT 591	Seminar
MAT 598	Special Topics

2023 Summer

Course Number	Course Title
MAT 792	Research
MAT 792	Research

2023 Spring

Course Number	Course Title
MAT 591	Seminar
MAT 792	Research
MAT 495	Undergraduate Research
MAT 441	Ring Theory

2022 Fall

Course Number	Course Title
MAT 442	Advanced Linear Algebra

Expertise Areas

Theoretical Mathematics