Welcome!

Hello! My name is Gabriel Currier - I'm a postdoc in mathematics at the University of British Columbia sponsored by József Solymosi. I'm interested broadly in combinatorics and related subjects.

The goal of this website is to collect some information about what I've done in math, as well as resources that I've created or find useful and want to advertise.  Outside of math I'm interested in food of all sorts, but am particularly curious about fermentation and foraging. I hope to collect some information about those things here, too! Everything is currently under construction.

Below, you can see some selected publications:

[1] G. Currier, J. Solymosi, Many unit distances requires many directions, preprint (2025) Arxiv

[2] G. Currier, K. Moore, C. H. Yip, Avoiding short progressions in Euclidean Ramsey theory, J. Combin. Theory Ser. A. 217 (2025) Arxiv Journal

[3] G. Currier, K. Moore, C. H. Yip, Any two-coloring of the plane contains monochromatic 3-term arithmetic progressions, Combinatorica 44,  1367-1380 (2024) Arxiv Journal

[4] G. Currier, New results on simplex-clusters in set systems, Combinatorica 41,  495-506 (2021) Arxiv Journal 

You can email me at: currierg at math dot ubc dot ca