Fred Hickling
Interim Chair and Associate Professor
MCS 233
(501) 450-3614
Education: Ph.D. University of California
Current Courses: Linear Algebra, Calculus I, Introduction to Abstract Algebra II
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Research Interests:
Topology, Mathematical Physics, Economics
I began my career essentially trying to answer the question “What is the possible structure of the Universe?” Thus, I’ve worked in low dimensional topology (knot theory) and in differential equations. Recently I have become interested in the following question: What is the most stable wealth distribution? This has led me into tax policy.