# Andrew O'Desky

##### Princeton University - Department of Mathematics

Starting in Fall 2021, I will be a Postdoctoral Research Fellow and Lecturer at Princeton University, partially funded by the National Science Foundation. Previously I was a Ph.D. student at the University of Michigan under the supervision of Michael Zieve.

I am interested in algebraic number theory and algebraic geometry.

I can be reached at moc.liamg@yksedo.ydna.

## Publications and Preprints

1. Derangements and the $p$-adic incomplete gamma function
with Harry Richman
Preprint (submitted)
2. The moduli space of $G$-algebras
with Julian Rosen
Preprint (submitted)
3. Functions with integer-valued divided differences
Journal of Number Theory (to appear)
4. Minimal flag triangulations of lower-dimensional manifolds
with Christin Bibby, Mengmeng Wang, Shuyang Wang, Ziyi Zhang, Hailun Zheng
Involve: a Journal of Mathematics 13-4 (2020), 683–703
5. Super vertex algebras, meromorphic Jacobi forms and umbral moonshine
with John Duncan
Journal of Algebra 515 (2018), 389–407

## Other Writing

1. The Jacobi Triple Product Formula
Expository note
2. The Orbit Intersection Problem and Polynomial Functions
Thesis (2020)

## Teaching and Mentoring

I have served as the primary lecturer for eight semesters of courses from the introductory calculus sequence at the University of Michigan. I have also served as a graduate teaching assistant for two semesters of differential equations. In Fall 2020 I was the primary lecturer for two sections of Math 115 at the University of Michigan.

I jointly mentored three undergraduate students (Mengmeng Wang, Shuyang Wang, Ziyi Zhang) along with Christin Bibby and Hailun Zheng in the LoG(M) program at the University of Michigan in Winter 2019.