Jack Ceroni's Home Page
About
I am currently a fourth-year pure mathematics student at the University of Toronto.
My research interests are broadly related to symplectic and Riemannian geometry, algebraic geometry, mathematical physics, algebraic topology, and discrete complex analysis/geometry. Much of my previous
research has been in the fields of quantum algorithms and quantum information, and I continue to be very interested in using powerful techniques
from mathematics to address questions in these fields.
Papers
- Non-Markov quantum belief propagation (with Ian MacCormack and Guillaume Verdon) Phys. Rev. A 110, 012435
- Modular quantum signal processing in many variables (with Zane Rossi and Isaac Chuang) arXiv:2309.16665
Talks
- An A-infinity algebra generalization of the De Rham theorem (Fields Institute Geometric Structures Laboratory Seminar) Link
Notes and Academic Writings
Other Links
I sometimes write stuff online...read at your own peril.
Send me an email: jackceroni@gmail.com
Miscellaneous
- I used to work at Xanadu, as well as Extropic.
Both companies are very cool and have done a lot for me. Check them out!
- If you're a high school student who likes math and physics, speaking from personal experience, I really recommend learning about quantum computing. Certain aspects of
it are very accessible with a bit of linear algebra knowledge, plus you can actually write code to test out ideas.
- Try reading Atlas Shrugged with a very open mind.
- Here are some of my older, shorter book reviews.
- Follow me on X, if you want.