Eric Rowland

Hi! I'm a professor in the Department of Mathematics at Hofstra University.

I study arithmetic properties of integer sequences that arise in combinatorial settings. This involves a nice mix of number theory, combinatorics, and theoretical computer science.

Here is some of my work:

papers (also on the arXiv) talks Mathematica packages computed data Writing mathematics effectively

YouTube channel Demonstrations OEIS sequences

I'm also writing a book, The Hierarchy of Integer Sequences, for an undergraduate course in combinatorics. Roughly half is written so far. Feedback is welcome!

Some sessions/conferences I co-organized:

• Experimental Mathematics in Number Theory and Combinatorics at AMS Fall Southeastern Sectional Meeting 2021
• Sequences, Words, and Automata at JMM 2020
• Arithmetic Properties of Sequences from Number Theory and Combinatorics at JMM 2017
• Workshop on Automatic Sequences in Liège, Belgium in 2015

Here is my CV, but what's not on my CV is that my favorite LaTeX command is \rangle.

I highly recommend A Mathematician's Lament by Paul Lockhart (2002) [also available in paperback] and the introduction by Keith Devlin.