父生之,師教之,君食之,非父不生,非食不長,非教不知生之族也,故壹事之。《國語·晉語一》
(paraphrased translation) Parents give us lives; professors provide us with education; and employers bestow us with job opportunities. Without parents we cannot be born, without income we cannot survive, and without education we cannot know the meaning of our lives. Therefore, we respect all of them like one. (Discourses of Jin, Guoyu, ~4th century BC)
Welcome to my homepage! My name is Hao Xing (邢昊) and I am a math PhD graduate working in the field of homogeneous dynamics and its connections to number theory from the Ohio State University. I am very fortunate and deeply grateful to have been advised by Professor Nimish Shah and (unofficially) Michael Bersudsky, and I owe what I have been able to achieve to the tremendous help and support from them, as well as the valuable help from many mathematicians and fellow students in homogeneous dynamics, number theory and other fields. I believe the best way to acknowledge their help is to pass on what I have been given to our community, to the next generation and beyond — to help others achieve success.
Besides homogeneous dynamics, I also have strong interests in the high dimensional probability, in particular the non-asymptotic theory of large random matrices, with applications to data science.
Currently, the best academic way to contact me is via hao.xing43@login.cuny.edu (from your .edu email addresses, preferably) and the best non-academic way is messaging through my LinkedIn.