About Jihao Liu

Algebraic geometer at the School of Mathematical Sciences, Peking University, and a member of the Beijing International Center for Mathematical Research (BICMR). Mostly thinking about birational geometry — the minimal model program, generalized pairs, foliations, singularities, Fano varieties and K-stability, boundedness — and how explicit one can make any of it. From time to time I also work on problems in other parts of mathematics.

Before returning to Beijing in 2024 I spent three years at Northwestern as a Boas Assistant Professor, working with Yuchen Liu. My Ph.D. (Utah, 2021) was supervised by Christopher Hacon; before that, my undergraduate years at PKU were spent under Gang Tian.

Email:
liujihao [at] math.pku.edu.cn
Office:
Beijing International Center for Mathematical Research, Peking University, Jingchunyuan 78402
北京大学北京国际数学研究中心镜春园 78402
CV:
cv.pdf  (updated 13 October 2026)
Google Scholar:
profile  (cited by 675)

Research

Open a topic to see my papers on it.

Minimal model program (23 papers)
Generalized pairs (11 papers)
Foliations (17 papers)
Singularities: minimal log discrepancies, thresholds, ACC (29 papers)
Fano varieties and K-stability (10 papers)
Calabi–Yau varieties and log Calabi–Yau pairs (4 papers)
Boundedness (12 papers)
Explicit birational geometry (17 papers)
Surfaces (15 papers)
General algebraic geometry (6 papers)
Group theory and operator algebras (2 papers)
Combinatorics and number theory (2 papers)
Differential geometry (3 papers)
Danus (1 papers)

Currently

Co-organizing the Peking University Algebraic Geometry Seminar with Fumiaki Suzuki, Zhiyu Tian, and Qizheng Yin — talks are also listed on Qizheng's page and on BICMR's site.