Katalin Berlow

I am a fourth year graduate student at Berkeley advised by Andrew Marks and Robin Tucker-Drob. My current interests are primarily in applied descriptive set theory. In particular, descriptive combinatorics and measured group theory and their applications to ergodic theory and geometric group theory. I am currently learning about Bass-Serre theory.

Outside of math, I enjoy board games, riddles, climbing, music, and painting.

Here is a list of riddles.

My email is my first name at Berkeley dot edu. My CV can be found here.

Research

From Graduate School:

  • Separating complexity classes of LCL problems on grids (in preperation, 2024) With A. Bernshteyn, C. Lyons, and F. Weilacher
  • Equivalence relations acting on bundles of trees (in preperation, 2024+) With R. Chen, A. Tserunyan, and R. Tucker-Drob
  • From Undergrad:

    Miscellaneous

    Paintings