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I am knowledgeable about group theory, ring theory, field and Galois theory, combinatorics, probability and statistics, set theory, number theory, and some portions of graph theory. PhD in statistical physics at Harvard. I'd be happy... read more

Discrete math was my favorite class at Oberlin. My class focused on formal logic, set theory, and proof writing, with some basic number theory. I did very well on the SAT, and I like the type of problems that they ask. I'm very... read more

Having earned a master's degree in mathematics, I have the knowledge and experience necessary to teach discrete math. I have taken courses in logic, number theory, probability and statistics, and linear algebra; all these courses are a... read more

My tutoring sessions are designed to help students build a foundation in quick arithmetic computations, with a broad understanding into number theory, that will induce deep, critical thinking analysis rather than learning material to pass a... read more

Discrete math classes have a sampler of combinatorics, discrete probability, logic, graph theory, automata, induction, number theory, and proofs, so you need a tutor that can easily hop back and forth. I’ve taught discrete math at Caltech... read more

For advanced students, I have many interesting projects and digressions to help you grow. My personal mathematical interests are in combinatorics and number theory. read more

During my time tutoring at Green River Community College, I also often tutored students in basic arithmetic, pre-algebra, algebra, and number theory. I worked hard to make sure that the students were picking up the information and gave them... read more

While at Rice University, I have completed the following relevant coursework: Calculus Sequence, Differential Equations, Partial Differential Equations, Geometry, Statistics, Number Theory, Complex Analysis, and Linear Algebra. While math... read more

I have taught college courses, and tutored a wide variety of mathematics and logic-oriented disciplines, including algebra, probability and statistics, number theory, matrices and linear algebra, linear and integer programming,... read more

I finished top 4% in the second round of the Harvard-MIT math competition against students from around the world and top 1.7% in the AIME, the US national math competition. I am an alumnus of the Ross Program in Number Theory, the most... read more