Steven J. Miller 

NOTE: At some point my pages will be migrating to https://sites.williams.edu/sjm1/                                                   
Professor of Mathematics, Williams College               
Wachenheim 339, 413-597-3293 (o) 617-835-3982 (c)
(sjm1 AT williams.edu)

Phi Beta Kappa: Senator-at-Large: 2018--2024 
[Click here for my schedule]    [Click here for general advice] 

curriculum vita (click here for annotated bibliography)
research statement       and     teaching statement
Takeaways (all classes) 
  Welcome letter to Williams Students
Possible thesis / colloquium projects
Opportunities in Mathematics (REUs, gradschool)
photos of Cam and Kayla

RESEARCH INTERESTS:  Analytic Number Theory, Random Matrix Theory, Probability (zeros and n-level statistics for families of L-functions, especially families of elliptic curves with rank over Q(T), classical random matrix theory, random graphs, computational number theory, Benford's Law, cryptography, linear programming, sabermetrics, applied mathematics ...). I also do extensive consulting (finance, sabermetrics, medical, education).    NOTE: At some point my pages will be migrating to https://sites.williams.edu/sjm1/

      Thesis         Papers        Talks       Handouts      My Riddles Page  

    Books:  [Invitation to Modern NumbTh]   [The Math of Encryption]   [Benford's Law]   [Prob Lifesaver]   [Math of Optimization] [Pi Mu Epsilon Centennial Collection]

LINKS:    photos of Cam  Pictures  Twistie Art Arxiv     MathSciNet  Mathlabs (Princeton , NYU, OSU,  AIM) Williams Math Williams College  Spencer Neighborhood


COURSES:     Welcome letter to Williams Students    Possible thesis / colloquium projects   Green Chicken contest    Takeaways (all classes)     Advice

LINKS:    photos of Cam  Pictures  Twistie Art Arxiv     MathSciNet  Mathlabs (Princeton , NYU, OSU,  AIM) Williams Math Williams College  Spencer Neighborhood

NO LONGER RECENT CONFERENCES:  Undergrad Research Panel (Boston 2012)      Undergrad Research Session (HC 2011 and BC 2013)

NOTE: At some point my pages will be migrating to https://sites.williams.edu/sjm1/