Automated discovery of extremal unit-distance graphs
21st century mathematics,
organized by Justin Lanier, July 2026.
Talks
Selected, reverse chronological.
Automated discovery of extremal unit-distance graphs
MIT PRIMES conference, October 2025.
Mentors: Andrew Gritsevskiy and Jesse Geneson.
Quantum-sound factorization: on the distribution and structure of irreducible sets
Regeneron ISEF, 2025. Second place, mathematics; Mu Alpha Theta first place.
Weak error analysis of stochastic linear multistep methods
RSI symposium, MIT, August 2025. Presented to the MIT mathematics department, including John Urschel and Tanya Khovanova.
An elementary method for fast modular exponentiation with factored modulus
Regeneron ISEF, 2024. Second place, mathematics; NSA Research Directorate first place; AMS Karl Menger Award, third place.
An elementary method for fast modular exponentiation with factored modulus
West Coast Number Theory, December 2023. Lehmer Prize.
Also presented at NSA headquarters, Fort Meade.