Harry Richman

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I was very recently a graduate student at the University of Michigan where my advisor was David Speyer. I am interested in problems in combinatorics, tropical geometry, and number theory. I was on the job market in fall 2019.

In fall 2020, I will be starting a postdoc at the University of Washington.

Before coming to Michigan I studied math at MIT and the Math in Moscow program.

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Teaching

Research

1. "Dilated floor functions that commute," coauthored with J. C. Lagarias and T. Murayama. American Math. Monthly 123.10 (2016), pp. 1033-1038.
   arXiv:1611.05513. DOI: 10.4169/amer.math.monthly.123.10.1033


2. "Dilated floor functions having nonnegative commutator I. Positive and mixed sign dilations," coauthored with J. C. Lagarias. Acta Arithmetica 187.3 (2019), pp. 271-299.
   arXiv:1806.00579. DOI: 10.4064/aa180602-21-9


3. "Dilated floor functions having nonnegative commutator II. Negative dilations," coauthored with J. C. Lagarias. Acta Arithmetica 196.2 (2020), pp. 163-186.
   arXiv:1907.09641. DOI: 10.4064/aa190628-14-1


4. "The distribution of Weierstrass points on a tropical curve," submitted, arXiv:1809.07920.


5. "The tropical Manin-Mumford conjecture," in preparation.
   

Notes and Presentations

• "Weierstrass points and torsion points on tropical curves" (Ph.D. thesis) slides.
  


• "Matchings in convergent graph sequences," March 2017 notes


• "Moduli space of tropical curves," June 2017 notes


• "Local Gauss-Lucas theorem," July 2017 slides


• "Dilated floor functions having nonnegative commutator," July 2017 poster slides AMS


• "Descartes' rule and beyond," September 2017 slides


• "Distribution of tropical Weierstrass points," September 2018 slides poster paper animation

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