Jack Ceroni's Home Page
About
I am currently a fourth-year pure mathematics student at the University of Toronto. In the Fall of 2025, I will be starting my PhD at the University of Chicago.
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
This is the website where I organize all of my notes: The Coherent State
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.