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Noah Riggenbach is a faculty member in the Department of Mathematics at Northwestern University. He holds a PhD from Indiana University Bloomington and is affiliated with the university's mathematics department. His contact information includes an email address and a phone number, and his profile page provides details about his academic position. While specific research interests and achievements are not explicitly mentioned in the available information, his profile indicates his affiliation and academic background.
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Noah Riggenbach is an academic whose research focuses on advanced topics in algebraic K-theory and related areas. His work includes the study of K-theory of truncated polynomials, cyclotomic synthetic spectra, and the algebraic K-theory of double points. Riggenbach has also contributed to the understanding of K-theory of cuspidal curves over a perfectoid base, involutive Brauer groups, and the S1 assembly map on K-theory and topological cyclic homology. His research explores connections between algebraic structures and topological invariants, with an emphasis on derived algebraic geometry and its implications for Brauer groups and Poincaré rings.