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Igor Pak's blog

Views on life and math.

  • By Igor Pak
  • Based in United States of America
  • Roughly six posts per year
  • First post on

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Dec 2022 1
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Apr 2024 1
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Oct 2024 2
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Dec 2024 2
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Most recent posts

On faith, religion, conjectures and Schubert calculus
Just in time for the holidays, Colleen Robichaux and I wrote this paper on positivity of Schubert coefficients. This paper is unlike any other paper I had written, both in the content and the way …
On , by igorpak, 3,637 words
Concise functions and spanning trees
Is there anything new in Enumerative Combinatorics? Most experts would tell you about some interesting new theorems, beautiful bijections, advanced techniques, connections to other areas, etc. Most outsiders would simply scoff, as in “what can …
On , by igorpak, 1,613 words
Princeton President to Princeton Jews: For the sake of free speech please shut up!
The readers of this blog know know that I stay away from non-math related discussions. It’s not that I don’t have any political opinions, I just don’t think they are especially valuable or original. I …
On , by igorpak, 1,428 words