Emma Carberry

Emma Carberry is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at The University of Sydney. Her research areas include differential geometry, algebraic geometry, manifolds and cell complexes, integrable systems, mathematical physics, mathematical education, and mathematics and society. She is affiliated with the School of Mathematics and Statistics and is based at the Carslaw Building. Her personal web page provides further details about her research and publications.

Emma Carberry is a researcher at the University of Sydney specializing in harmonic maps, conformal surfaces, integrable systems, spectral curves, and special geometry. Her work explores the interplay between geometric structures and integrable systems, particularly through the study of spectral curves and their applications to surfaces with constant mean curvature. She has contributed to the understanding of minimal Lagrangian tori, harmonic tori in De Sitter spaces, and special Lagrangian cones in complex spaces. Her research also includes the analysis of Darboux transforms and Whitham deformations, highlighting the connections between geometry and integrable systems.