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Rohan Goyal

PhD Student in Theoretical Computer Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(first name) + '_g' (at) mit.edu


About Me

I am a first-year PhD student in the Theory of Computation Group at MIT, where I am extremely fortunate to be advised by Yael Tauman Kalai.

Before this, I did my BSc.(Hons) in Mathematics and Computer Science from Chennai Mathematical Institute. During my undergrad, I was lucky enough to be advised by Prahladh Harsha and Mrinal Kumar. I also spent summmer 2024 in at IRIF Paris working under David Saulpic on clustering algorithms.

Research Interests

My main interest is in error correction, cryptography and more generally theoretical CS. I tend to enjoy most problems with flavours of combinatorics, algebra and randomization.

Publications:

Olympiad and Outreach

I would be extremely interested in any opportunities to work on more grassroots’ level for Mathematics education, Computational and Logical Thinking, Problem Solving etc. If you have any such opportunities where my experience would be useful, please feel free to reach out. For a list of activities I have been involved in, please check my cv.

News

Some Olympiad Writings:

Please visit my old blog for a list of Olympiad writings. (mostly outdated right now but I hope to update it soon. I don’t like most of them anymore either as they are quite terse and hard to read.)

Talks and Achievements:

Please check my cv.

– Website updated September 2024


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