Geometry helps us understand the architecture of the Earth locally and the Cosmos globally, where order and chaos are interconnected, designed by the Creator as a guide for us.
I completed my Ph.D. in Mathematics at Ankara University under the supervision of Hasan Hilmi Hacısalioğlu and Yusuf Yaylı.
My research focuses on differential geometry, mathematical physics, particularly on Weierstrass-type representations, the Laplace–Beltrami operator, and the Cheng–Yau operator, as well as on helicoidal, rotational, minimal, maximal, algebraic, and non-orientable surfaces and hypersurfaces in space forms.
Texas Tech University
College of Arts and Sciences
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Office: MA250
Email: eguler@ttu.edu