I am currently a 6th year mathematics Ph.D. at the Ohio State University. I am fortunate to be advised by Prof. Hoi H. Nguyen. Before that, I graduated from College of William & Mary in 2020 under the supervision of Prof. Gexin Yu.
My main research interest generally lies in probability and combinatorics. Specifically, I study random matrix theory and random polynomials. You can contact me via wang[dot]14053[at]osu[dot]edu.
I was born in Zibo (淄博), Shandong Province (山东省), China in year 2000. I was raised there until 17 years old, when I finished high school and went to U.S. for undergraduate studies. Besides mathematics, I like playing basketball and powerlifting. I have been playing basketball since 10 years old. Since then, I have been practicing for dunking, and that is how I get into powerlifting. I finished my first dunk ever at the age of 23.
• Real Roots of Random Weyl Polynomials with General Coefficients: Expectation and Variance, joint work with Ander Aguirre and Hoi Nguyen, https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.07735
• Eigenvalue Gaps of the Laplacian of Random Graphs, joint work with Nicholas Christoffersen, Kyle Luh, and Hoi Nguyen, submitted to Annals of Applied Probability, https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.00234
• Concentration of the Number of Real Roots of Random Polynomials, joint work with Ander Aguirre and Hoi Nguyen, Electron. J. Probab. 30: 1-43 (2025). DOI: 10.1214/25-EJP1383
• 24rd Northeast Probability Seminar (CUNY): Real Roots of Random Weyl Polynomials with General Coefficients (11/2025)
• Michigan State Probability Seminar: Simple Spectrum of Random Laplacian (11/2025)
• Random Polynomials and their Applications Workshop (ICERM): Edgeworth Expansion in Random Polynomials (08/2025)
• Ohio State Probability Seminar: Simple Spectrum of Random Laplacian (12/2024)
• 23rd Northeast Probability Seminar (Columbia): Simple Spectrum of Random Laplacian (11/2024)
• Graduate Student Probability Conference (UW Madison): Concentration of the Number of Real Roots of Random Polynomials (09/2024)
• Student Combinatorics Seminar at OSU: Sunflower Lemma (03/2021), Perfect Graph Theorem (12/2020)
• William & Mary: 1-2-3 and 1-2 Conjecture (05/2020)