Illustrating Mathematics (now with AI)
Katherine Stange (University of Colorado, Boulder)
Abstract: I'll make a case for AI use in exploring mathematical research directions visually, and demonstrate how accessible visual exploration has become. I'll draw on some of my own explorations in lattices, algebraic numbers, Kleinian groups, Diophantine approximation, continued fractions and the like.
computation and languagemachine learningcombinatoricsnumber theory
Audience: researchers in the topic
AI, Combinatorics and Number Theory Seminar
Series comments: This seminar is devoted to the responsible and constructive use of AI in number theory and combinatorics. It is a space to think carefully about what these tools can and cannot do, and where the limits actually lie. Enthusiasm and skepticism are both welcome here, and we ask only that they be voiced with generosity. Questions from students and from people new to these areas are especially encouraged.
The seminar meets Online via Zoom from 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Eastern Time.
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| Organizers: | Coco Xiaoyu Huang*, Angelica Babei, Kyu-Hwan Lee |
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