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  1. A Guide for Students Presenting their First Talk
    May 25, 2023 · original
    I wrote a guide for undergraduate students who prepare to present their first math talk, for participants of the Polymath Jr Program and the NYC Discrete Math REU. I wanted to also share the guide here for two reasons: Click here for the pdf file. To the many friends who helped preparing this, THANK YOU! […]
  2. New CS Tenure Track Positions, New program in Manhattan
    Sep 18, 2022 · original
    Do you happen to know anyone who is looking for a CS Tenure Track position in Manhattan? Someone who might be interested in being part of a new CS program and help decide the directions it will grow into? Please share this with them: https://geometrynyc.wixsite.com/csjobs.
  3. New Book: Polynomial Methods and Incidence Theory
    Mar 3, 2022 · original
    This month, my new book “Polynomial Methods and Incidence Geometry” is coming out. You can order it and find more information on the website of Cambridge University Press. This book aims to be an accessible introduction to the new polynomial methods and to incidence theory. For that reason, the book includes many examples, warm-up proofs, […]
  4. CS Tenure Track Positions at CUNY
    Nov 3, 2021 · original
    Interested in a computer science position in Manhattan? Apply to our positions here! We are starting to form a computer science program at CUNY’s Baruch College. Joining us at the beginning of this process will give you a chance to influence how computer science will look like at our college: the research and teaching directions that […]
  5. A Basic Question About Multiplicative Energy
    Jul 23, 2021 · original
    As part of some research project, I got to a basic question about multiplicative energy. Embarrassingly , I wasn’t able to get any non-trivial bound for it. Here is the problem. Any information about it would be highly appreciated. Problem. Let . Let be a set of real numbers. How large can the multiplicative energy […]
  6. The 2021 Polymath Jr Program
    Mar 13, 2021 · original
    Summer Opportunity: Polymath Jr Research Experience for Undergraduates. The goal of this remote program is to provide opportunities to undergraduates who wish to explore research mathematics. The program consists of research projects on a wide variety of mathematical topics. Each project is guided by an active researcher with experience in undergraduate mentoring. All undergraduates who […]
  7. 19th Century Precursors of Polynomial Methods
    Dec 30, 2020 · original
    These days, I’m spending a lot of time revising my book about polynomial methods and incidences (an older draft is available here). This led me to the following conclusion: I am not sure what classifies a proof as a polynomial method. A Wikipedia page states “… the polynomial method is an algebraic approach to combinatorics problems that involves […]
  8. Combinatorial Journals are Changing
    Sep 19, 2020 · original
    I used to ask most combinatorialists I met for their opinion about the level of various journals. With this feedback, I compiled a rough journal ranking for combinatorics papers (for personal use). This was a very educational experience for me as a new combinatorialist. I learned that different people have rather different opinions. For example, […]
  9. Mathematics for Human Flourishing
    Sep 4, 2020 · original
    I read a lot of “popular math” books. I also wrote about some in past posts. But I’ve never read a book similar to Mathematics for Human Flourishing by Francis Su. I already knew the math presented in this book and almost all other topics covered. I even knew some of Su’s personal stories from […]
  10. Mind-Benders for the Quarantined
    Aug 5, 2020 · original
    Peter Winkler is a world expert on mathematical puzzles (he is also an excellent researcher and this year’s resident mathematician of the MoMath). I just learned about two things that he is currently up to. Winkler is running Mind-Benders for the Quarantined. After signing up to this free service, you receive a mathematical puzzle every […]

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