Santiago Arango-Piñeros (he/him/his) santiago.arango.pineros@gmail.com santiago.arango@emory.edu CV Office: MSC W431 arXiv papers, MathSciNet profile, GitHub.

I am a 5th year PhD candidate in the mathematics department at Emory University. My advisors are David Zureick-Brown and John Voight.

My research interests lie broadly in number theory and arithmetic geometry.

Activities (Fall 2024)

• I am organizing Emory's algebra and number theory seminar.
• I will be applying for postdoctoral positions, to start in the fall of 2025.

Published Articles

Frobenius distributions of low dimensional abelian varieties over finite fields, with Deewang Bhamidipati and Soumya Sankar.
(To appear at IMRN, arXiv 2306.02237, code)

Mertens' theorem for Chebotarev sets, with Daniel Keliher and Chris Keyes.
International Journal of Number Theory 18 (2022), no. 8, 1823-1842.
(MR 4439576, arXiv 2103.14747)

The global field Euler function, with Juan Diego Rojas.
Research in the Mathematical Sciences 7 (2020), no. 3, Paper No. 19, 21 pp.
(MR 4123394, arXiv 2005.04521)

Teaching and Mentoring

• I was a reading 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.
• Instructor of record for Math 111: Calculus 1. (Emory, Fall 2022)
• Instructor of record for Math 111: Calculus 1. (Emory, Fall 2023)
• 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.