My contact info:
Patrick X. Rault
Department of Mathematics
326C South Hall
State University of New York
Geneseo, NY 14454
Phone: 585-245-5392
Fax: 585-245-5128
About me:
I have been teaching at SUNY Geneseo since Fall 2008, when I completed my Ph.D. at UW Madison. My area of research is number theory, or more specifically arithmetic geometry. My thesis advisor was Jordan Ellenberg.
For more information about my background, you can see my CV.
Conferences:
Click here to see a list of conferences that I have attended or plan to attend in the near future.
Generally, I try to make it to several number theory conferences listed here: Number Theory Conferences, New and Old
To see a list of talks that I have given, see my CV above.
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Weekly Schedule Dr. Patrick Rault NOTE: The best time for appointments is during the blocks with appointments noted. |
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Colloquium |
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08:30
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Research off-campus (no appointments) |
INTD 302 |
Research off-campus (no appointments) |
Office-Hours |
INTD 302 |
Cornell University CIS 3000 |
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10:00
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Office-Hours |
INTD 301 ( appointments) |
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Lunch |
Lunch |
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11:30
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Algebraic Number Theory |
Algebraic Number Theory |
Meeting |
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01:00
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Grading & preparation off-campus (occasional appointments) |
Introduction to Proofs |
University of Rochester Number Theory Seminar |
Introduction to Proofs |
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02:30
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Phone meeting |
Phone meeting |
Research off-campus |
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3:00
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Appointments |
Appointments |
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03:45
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Department & Senate meetings |
Research off-campus (no appointments)
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Mathematics Colloquium |
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05:00
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Dinner ( appointments) |
Dinner ( appointments) |
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06:00
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Calculus |
Calculus |
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SUNY Geneseo Teaching:
Calculus 1, Math 221, Spring 2010
Introduction to Mathematical Proof, Math 239, Spring 2010
Algebraic Number Theory, Math 380, Spring 2010
Calculus 1, Math 221, Fall 2009
Introduction to Mathematical Proof, Math 239, Fall 2009
Linear Algebra, Math 333, Fall 2009
Putnam Problem Solving, Math 399, Fall 2009
Elementary Linear Algebra, Math 233, Spring 2009
Theory of Numbers, Math 319, Spring 2009
Elementary Linear Algebra, Math 233, Fall 2008
Introduction to Mathematical Proof, Math 239, Fall 2008
UW Teaching:
Math 320, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
Wisconsin Emerging Scholars Program (Fall 2005 through Fall 2006)
Delta Teaching-as-Research Program
Mathematics:
Young Mathematicians' Network: an online community for young mathematicians
Mathematics, Puzzles, Magic, and Games
Undergraduate Semesters in Mathematics
For those who ask "When will I use math?"
AMS Careers and Employment page
Other:
What I like to do in my spare time