Matthew L. Wright

Topology for Data Analysis

What's New

• Spring Semester 2021: I am teaching Math 242: Modern Computational Math and Math 282: Computational Geometry.
• December 2020: Topological Data Analysis on Simple English Wikipedia Articles, with Xiaojun Zheng, was published in the PUMP Journal of Undergraduate Research.
• Fall Semester 2020: I taught CS 125 Computer Science for Scientists and Mathematicians, Math 230 Differential Equations, and Math 262 Probability Theory.
• August 2020: Preprint of Approval Voting in Product Societies: Piercing Numbers and Agreement, with Kristen Mazur, Mutiara Sondjaja, and Carolyn Yarnall, is available on arXiv.org.
• Spring Semester 2020: I taught Math 242 Modern Computational Mathematics.
• January 2020: I co-taught the Mathematics Practicum course at St. Olaf College.
• September 2019: I gave a colloquium talk about persistent homology at Creighton University.
• Fall Semester 2019: I taught Math 126: Calculus II, Math 262: Probability Theory, and Math 330: Partial Differential Equations.
• August 2019: I gave four lectures on topological data analysis at the Southeastern Undergraduate Mathematics Workshop at Georgia Tech.
• July 2019: I organized the minisymposium Multiparameter Persistence: Algebra, Algorithms, and Applications at the SIAM Conference on Applied Algebraic Geometry in Bern, Switzerland.
• October 2018: I gave a colloquium talk about multiparameter persistent homology in the Computational Mathematics, Science and Engineering department at Michigan State University.