Anurag Sahay
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Welcome to my academic webpage. I am (as of February, 2023) a PhD student of Prof. Steve Gonek in the Department of Mathematics, University of Rochester. You can contact me at my University email. My office is Hylan 910 on the River Campus. I organize the graduate seminar of the NSF FRG on averages of \(L\)-functions and arithmetic stratification. Please see the seminar webpage for more information. |
Recent Highlights
[11-Jan-2023]: teaching Math 165 in Spring 2023 as instructor-of-record.
[07-Jan-2023]: attended and gave a talk at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in Boston.
[01-Dec-2022]: gave a talk (slides, video) on the value distribution of the Hurwitz zeta function \(\zeta(s,\alpha)\) with irrational shifts \(\alpha\) at the Weekly Seminar of the PIMS CRG on \(L\)-functions in Analytic Number Theory.
[28-Nov-2022]: my manuscript entitled ‘Moments of the Hurwitz zeta function on the critical line’ was published online in the Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, First View.
[18-Nov-2022]: gave a talk (slides) on the VC-dimension of quadratic residues in finite fields at the USC Discrete Math and Combinatorics Seminar.
[11-Nov-2022]: attended and gave a talk (slides, video) in the SCGP Program on Number Theory and Physics.
[07-Oct-2022]: uploaded a preprint (joint with Brian McDonald and Emmett Wyman) entitled ‘The VC-dimension of quadratic residues in finite fields’ to the arXiv.
[29-Sep-2022]: our paper (joint with Winston Heap and Trevor Wooley) entitled ‘A paucity problem associated with a shifted integer analogue of the divisor function’ was published in Journal of Number Theory, Volume 242, January 2023, Pages 660-668.
[04-Aug-2022]: attended ANTeater’22.
[27-Jun-2022]: teaching Math 165 in Summer 2022 (Session B2) as instructor-of-record.
[24-Jun-2022]: attended the 50 Years of Number Theory and Random Matrix Theory conference at IAS, Princeton.
[27-May-2022]: attended and gave a talk (video) at CANT 2022; see also Trevor Wooley's talk on our joint work with Winston Heap.
[12-Jan-2022]: teaching Math 143 in Spring 2022 as instructor-of-record.
[10-Dec-2021]: attended an AIM workshop on spectral (hyper)graph theory.
[24-May-2021]: teaching Math 142 (my first course!) in Summer 2021 (Session A2) as instructor-of-record.
[17-May-2021]: our paper (joint with Alex McDonald, Brian McDonald and Jonathan Passant), entitled 'Distinct distances from points on a circle to a generic set’ was published in Integers Vol. 21.