Eric Wang

Welcome to my website. I'm Eric Wang, and I am a fifth-year mathematics PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University. I did my undergraduate in mathematics at UCLA. I am interested in ergodic theory and the applications of mathematical logic in ergodic theory. My advisor is Clinton Conley.

You can reach me by email at: ebwang@andrew.cmu.edu or in person in Wean Hall 7106.

Publications

Unfolding Boxes with Local Constraints [arXiv] (2025) - to appear in CADE 2025
- Long Qian, Eric Wang, Bernardo Subercaseaux, Marijn J. H. Heule
Self-assembly of DNA Double Multi-arm Junctions (DMaJs) [link] (2014) - RSC Advances 6
- Mo Li, Jinwen Yu, Jingtong Li, Eric Ben Wang, Guansong Wang, Chengde Mao

Teaching

-Summer 2025, TA for 21-127 Concepts of Mathematics

-Spring 2025, Grader for 21-329 Set Theory, Grader for 21-624 Descriptive Set Theory

-Summer 2024, TA for 21-127 Concepts of Mathematics

-Spring 2024 Mini 4, TA for 21-108 Intro to Mathematical Concepts (1 section)

-Fall 2023 Mini 1 and 2, TA for 21-108 Intro to Mathematical Concepts (1 section each)

-Summer 2023, TA for 21-127

-Spring 2023, TA for 21-108 Intro to Mathematical Concepts (2 sections)

-Fall 2022, TA for 21-127 Concepts of Mathematics (2 sections)

-Summer 2022, Grader for 21-127

-Spring 2022, TA for 21-241 Matrices and Linear Transformations (2 sections)

-Fall 2021, TA for 21-111 Differential Calculus (2 sections)

-Fall 2018, Course Reader for Math 100 Problem Solving

Useful Resources:

-detexify - look up LaTeX symbols by drawing them

-desmos - a useful graphing calculator

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