Jack Ceroni's Home Page
About
I am a math master's student at the University of Toronto.
My current research interests are mostly related to geometry and topology (of various flavours).
I would like to know more about geometric representation theory and mirror symmetry.
Prior to grad school, I was an
undergraduate student (also at the University of Toronto), and I worked as a research intern at Xanadu and a
research scientist at Extropic.
Send me an email, if you want: jackceroni@gmail.com
My thoughts on AI: There is no denying that the advent of AI brings about exciting possibilities for humanity, particularly in the realm of medicine. However, it is my opinion
that the negative consequences of abdicating the use of rational minds in favour of machines
will be substantial and devastating. I refuse to use LLMs in any of my mathematical work.
Selected 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) Quantum 9, 1776
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Talks
- An A-infinity algebra generalization of the De Rham theorem (Fields Institute Geometric Structures Laboratory Seminar) Link
Notes and Academic Writings
- Here is a link to my math blog.
Going forward, I'm going to try to put out short blog posts more frequently, discussing papers I'm reading, things I'm learning, or solutions
to interesting exercises. I plan on experimenting with some kind of "tagging" system in the future, so that I may mark posts as reviews of papers,
problem solutions, or as belonging to other categories.
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Here is a list of TeX-ed notes I have written for school/talks/learning/fun:
Miscellaneous
- I sometimes write stuff online...read at your own peril. Dark Star (Substack)
- Several artists who inspire me: Edward Hopper, Björk, Wim Wenders, David Lynch, Jonathan Franzen, Philip Glass, Brian Eno