Adjacency Matrix Profiles

Adam Wierman

In Issue No 1, Adam Wierman told us about about his favorite problem and about the connection between mathematics and computer science. You can learn more about his work here.

Richard Rusczyk

In Issue No 2, Richard Rusczyk talked about the value of competition math and how to build a math community. You can learn more about him here.

Alexander Seidel

In Issue No 5, Alexander Seidel talked about the broad training you get on your way to a physics PhD and his favorite book (Vector Analysis). You can learn more about him here.

Eleanor Waxman

In Issue No 3, Eleanor Waxman shared about the role of mathematics in environmental science. You can learn more about her work here.

Ed Seidel

In Issue No 4, Ed Seidel told us about the connection between physics and mathematics. You can learn more about him here.

Carl Miller

In Issue No 6, Carl A. Miller tells us about quantum cryptography. Carl A. Miller works in the Cryptographic Technologies Group at NIST and is also a Fellow of the Joint Center for Quantum Information Computer Science (QuICS) at the University of Maryland. You can learn more about his work here.

Ken Ono

In Issue No 7, Ken Ono shares his interest in math and his work on swim technology. He is a professor of mathematics at the University of Virginia, with an ongoing interest in sports analytics. His work has helped swimmers reach the Olympics. You can learn more about his work as a mathematician here. He is currently the founding mathematician of an AI startup in California called Axiom Math.

Richard Anderson

In Issue No 8, data scientist Richard Anderson shares his insights into how to use statistics to win baseball games — he leads the core data science team for the Dodgers (my favorite team).

Contributors

Jayden Gong (Coding Corner) is a 7th grader from Mountain View, CA.
Nathan Liu (Time, Rate, Distance) is a 5th grader from Santa Clara, CA.
Aaron Cho (Favorite Problem) is a freshman from Berkeley, CA.
Solomon Methvin (Book Review) is a 5th grader in Forest Grove, OR.
James Stewart (Competition Problems) is a 5th grader from Southlake, TX.
Dr Z. is a retired math professor in San Francisco, CA.
Dr. Z(The Benefits of Boredom) is Paul Zeitz, a retired math professor who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Abby Roysen(Movie Review) is a 3rd grader from Phoenix, AZ.
Solomon Methvin(Rubiks Cube) is a 5th grader from Forest Grove, OR.
Clifford McCartney(Golden Ratio) is a 7th grader from Chicago, IL.
Nico Grimwood(Negative numbers) is a 4th grader from Darlinghurst, Australia.
Yosef Granillo(Alice & Bob) is a 12th grader from St. Louis, MO.
James Stewart(Problems column) is a 5th grader from Southlake, TX.
Aviv Wieder(Topology) is 11 years old and is from Aliso Viejo, CA.
Nico Puertas(Book Review) is a 6th grader who lives near San Francisco.
Dr. Z(Thick and Thin) is Paul Zeitz, a retired math professor who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
James Stewart(Competition Problems) is a 5th grader from Southlake, TX.
Ariel Gossner(Phistomefel Theorem) is a 5th grader from Paris, France
Simon Yang (Information Theory) is a 5th grader from San Jose, CA.
Nico Puertas (Book Review) is a 7th grader who lives near San Francisco.
Dr. Z (Number Theory I) is Paul Zeitz, a retired math professor who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
James Stewart (Competition Problems) is a 6th grader from Southlake, TX.
Solomon Methvin (Ups & Downs) is a 6th grader from Forest Grove, OR.
Nathan Liu (Lottery Probabilities) is a 6th grader from Santa Clara, CA.
Otis Heggem (Schlafi Hess Polytope) is an 8th grader from Billings, MT.
Nico Puertas (Book Review) is a 7th grader who lives near San Francisco.
Aria Chung (Calling All Explorers) is a 6th grader who lives in San Francisco.
Andrew Chung (Calling All Explorers) is the co-founder of MitM camp who lives in San Francisco.
Dr. Z (Number Theory II) is Paul Zeitz, a retired math professor who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
James Stewart (Favorite Math Problem) is a 6th grader from Southlake, TX.
Solomon Methvin (Riddles) is a 6th grader from Forest Grove, OR.
Nathan Liu (Circle Illusion) is a 6th grader from Santa Clara, CA.
James Rogers (Editor-in-Chief) is a 7th grader from St. Louis, MO

Dr. Z (Number Theory IIIA) is Paul Zeitz, a retired math professor who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Nico Puertas (Infinitude of Primes) is a 7th grader who lives near San Francisco.

James Stewart (Fun Math Problem) is a 6th grader from Southlake, TX.

Solomon Methvin (Riddle Solutions) is a 6th grader from Forest Grove, OR.

Nathan Liu (Taylor Series) is a 6th grader from Santa Clara, CA.

Aviv Wieder (Game Theory) is 12 years old and is from Aliso Viejo, CA.

Tyler Sodeyama (Importance of Math) is a 5th grader from Rancho Palos Verdes, CA.

Aniket Yeleswarapu (Math to the Rescue is a 9th grader from Rosemount, MN.

Simran Adnani (Conversation with Dr. Schmidt) is a 6th grader from Troy, Michigan.

Athreya Yegneswaran (Favorite Problem) is an 8th grader from Belle Mead, NJ.

Connor Rowan (Catalan Numbers) is a 7th grader from Frisco, TX.
James Rogers (Editor-in-Chief) is an 8th grader from St. Louis, MO
Nico Puertas (Proof that the Square Root of 2 is Irrational) is an 8th grader who lives near San Francisco.

Nathan Liu (Big-O Notation) is a 7th grader from Santa Clara, CA.

Athreya Yegneswaran (The Impact of Math in Music) is an 9th grader from Belle Mead, NJ.

Simian Adnani (Proof that No Perfect Squares are Perfect Numbers) is a 7th grader from Troy, Michigan.
James Rogers (Adjacency Matrix) is an 8th grader from St. Louis, MO.
Nathan Liu (Reimann Series Theorem) is a 7th grader from Santa Clara, CA.
Athreya Yegneswaran (A Deeper Dive Into The Mathematics Of Musical Scales) is a 9th grader from Andover, Massachusetts.
Elon Tsay
Varsha Yegneswaran is a 5th grader from Lexington, MA

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