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Hi! I'm an Assistant Professor appointed jointly by the Computer Science and Mathematics departments at Princeton University.
I have a broad interest in theoretical
computer science and mathematics.
I am especially interested in computational complexity,
pseudo-randomness, coding theory and discrete mathematics.
Email: zeev.dvir "at" gmail.com Office: Room COS 405 / FINE 1008.
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Survey: Incidence Theorems and Their Applications.
Teaching:
MAT 584: Incidence Theorems and Their Applications
COS 597A / MAT 576: Advanced Topics in Computer Science: Arithmetic Circuits
Research Blogs
Shtetl-Optimized – Scott Aaronson's blog.
Computational Complexity – The mother of all complexity blogs.
In Theory – Luca Trevisan's blog.
What's new – Terence Tao's blog.
Combinatorics and more – Gil Kalai's blog.
Gowers's weblog – Mathematics related discussions.
