Santiago Arango-Piñeros
(he/him/his)
santiago.arango.pineros@gmail.com
santiago.arango@emory.edu
Office: MSC W431
CV
I am a 5th year PhD candidate in
the mathematics department at
Emory University, in Atlanta.
My advisors are David Zureick-Brown
and John Voight.
My research interests lie broadly in number theory and arithmetic geometry.
Here are
my arXiv
papers, MathSciNet profile,
and GitHub profile.
Activities (Fall 2024)
Research Articles
- Galois groups of low dimensional abelian varieties over finite
fields, with Sam Frengley and Sameera Vemulapalli.
(PDF available upon request,
code)
Teaching and Mentoring
- Instructor of record for Math 111: Calculus 1, at Emory
University. (Fall 2022 and 2023)
- I was a Study Group Leader at the Arizona Winter School 2024.
- I was a Problem Set Leader at the
Preliminary Arizona
Winter School course on Abelian varieties over finite fields.
- TWOPLES directed reading program.
- Fall 2023: I mentored Sergio Maciel. We read about sheaf cohomology, mainly following Vakil's book and Hartshorne.
- Fall 2020: I mentored Leonardo Méndez and Camilo Martinez. We read about algebraic number theory, following Milne's notes.
- Here is
a note
that LATHISMS wrote about me for Hispanic Heritage Month.
(hits since
August/03/2024)