Chan Ieong Kuan

Office: Kassar 018
Office Hours: M 15:00-15:50, WF 11:00-11:50 and by appointment
My email address is ck9[at]math[dot]brown[dot]edu

A little about me

I am a fourth-year graduate student at Brown university. I am interested in analytic number theory, more specifically, automorphic forms and L-functions. For this semester, I am teaching Math 100. I am also working in MRC on Wednesdays this semester.

I was born in Macau, China. Macau is a city that's very close to Hong Kong, and had been a Portugal colony before Dec 20, 1999. I speak Cantonese most comfortably (we use traditional Chinese characters), with English being the next one. Although I can read most of the simplified Chinese characters, my Mandarin is really broken (for those who had heard of it...).

My first 2 undergraduate years I was at a community college in Santa Monica, California. I transferred to UC Berkeley after that, and finished a double major of Maths and CS.

I am also the current graduate student seminar organizer.

Teaching

Fall 2010: Math 0100
Spring 2011: Math 0180
Fall 2011: Math 0100
Spring 2012: Math 0520
Fall 2012: Math 0100