Mathematician, Boston University
Boston, MA
Joined May 2009
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Jennifer Balakrishnan retweeted
“The interest in solving this question is not so much for the particular solution, but to better understand how hard these equations are to solve. It’s a benchmark against which we can measure ourselves,” says Drew Sutherland. @ScienceMIT news.mit.edu/2021/solution-3…
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New from @KSHartnett: An exhaustive proof concludes that there are only 59 isolated examples and two infinite families of tetrahedra with rational dihedral angles. quantamagazine.org/tetrahedr…
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Drew Sutherland and Bristol U's Andrew Booker solved the Mystery of 42 @numberphile youtu.be/zyG8Vlw5aAw via @YouTube @ScienceMIT
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Mathematicians have discovered the very fastest way to multiply. My new story for @QuantaMagazine quantamagazine.org/mathemati…
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The Simons Collaboration on "Arithmetic Geometry, Number Theory, and Computation", led by ICERM, announced that its first conference will be held this summer at MIT on August 20-24, 2018. math.mit.edu/~drew/2018Confe… #arithmeticgeometry #numbertheory @MIT
Jennifer Balakrishnan retweeted
The best evidence that Minhyong Kim's theory works: Number theorists use it to prove rational solutions to the so-called 'cursed curve.' My story in @QuantaMagazine quantamagazine.org/mathemati…
Very nice article by @KSHartnett on Minhyong Kim’s perspective on Diophantine geometry xitter.cf/QuantaMagazine/status/…
Major advances in number theory were secretly inspired by ideas from physics
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Jennifer Balakrishnan retweeted
Frances Kirwan elected 20th Savilian Professor @OxUniMaths The first woman to hold an historic chair in maths maths.ox.ac.uk/node/26590
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I've written a book! It's called "Closing the Gap: the quest to understand prime numbers". It's due to appear in October. @OUPAcademic
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This week at BIRS: #WIN4: Women in Numbers 4 birs.ca/events/2017/5-day-wo… @WINnumbertheory @AWMmath
Chabauty-Coleman experiments for curves: Francesca Bianchi, Mirela Ciperiani, JB, Victoria Cantoral Farfan, Anastassia Etropolski @BIRS_Math
Torsion subgroups on elliptic curves: Abbey Bourdon, Frances Odumodu, Ozlem Ejder, Yuan Liu, @blviray @BIRS_Math
Mock modular forms and related topics: Min-Joo Jang, Holly Swisher, Amanda Folsom, Susie Kimport @BIRS_Math
Arithmetic dynamics of rational maps: @hollykrieger, Nicole Looper, Bianca Thompson, Jamie Juul, Laura Walton, @WanderingPoint @BIRS_Math
Newton polygons on the Torelli locus: Rachel Pries, Wanlin Li, Elena Mantovan, Yunqing Tang @BIRS_Math
Analytic number theory: Neha Prabhu, Caroline Turnage-Butterbaugh, Chantal David, Ayla Gafni, Amita Malik, Lillian Pierce @BIRS_Math
Supersingular isogeny graphs in cryptography: Anamaria Costache, Maike Massierer, Brooke Feigon, @apuskas_teach, @KristinLauter @BIRS_Math
