Math Ph.D. Student at Rutgers
Interested in Combinatorics and Experimental Mathematics
Indubitably, mathematics is my passion. Besides, I like playing tennis, saxophone and piano and enjoy watching football and soccer. I support Rafael Nadal, New England Patriots and Manchester United. My preferred English name is Rafael because of the obvious reason.
Before coming to Rutgers, I got my Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Peking University in July, 2015.
Traveling is one of my favorites in life. I have been to 6 continents, 33 countires and territories, more than 30 states in the U.S. and nearly all provinces in China. The picture was taken in Salar de Uyuni in January, 2017 when I was traveling in Bolivia and Peru.
My research interests are combinatorics and experimental mathematics. My advisor is Professor Doron Zeilberger.
Here is the webpage for this paper:Parking Function
Here is the webpage for this paper:Gordian
Here is the webpage for this paper: Peaceable Queens
Here is the webpage for this paper: QuickSort
Here is the webpage for this class project:Truncated Zeta
Here is the webpage for this class project:Data Analytics
I am TA for Section 03 and 05 of Math 250 - Linear Algebra
Fall '15: TA for two sections of Math 300 - Mathematical Reasoning.
Spring '16: TA for two sections of Math 300 - Mathematical Reasoning.
Fall '16: TA for two sections of Math 250 - Linear Algebra.
Spring '17: TA for Math 250 - Linear Algebra and Math 250C - Linear Algebra (MATLAB Section).
Fall '17: TA for two sections of Math 250 - Linear Algebra.
Spring '18: TA for three sections of Math 151 - Calculus I.
Fall '18: TA for three sections of Math 151 - Calculus I.
Spring '19: TA for three sections of Math 244 - Differential Equations.
Fall '19: Instructor for Math 106 - Mathematics of Money.
This is the webpage of the Colloquium
of the Department of Mathematics at Rutgers