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)
Published Articles
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)