Office: 1043 Evans
Mail: Izak (at) math (dot) berkeley (dot) edu
Izak Oltman
My name is Izak Oltman. I am an NSF Graduate Research Fellow and a fourth-year math graduate student at UC Berkeley studying analysis. My advisor is Maciej Zworski.
This semester, I am co-organizing the Harmonic Analysis and Differential Equations Seminar with Zhongkai Tao.
In Fall 2022, I organized a seminar on semi-classical analysis.
Research
- Particle trajectories for quantum maps (submitted) (arXiv: 2210.03224) with Yonah Borns-Weil
- A probabilistic Weyl-law for Berezin-Toeplitz operators (submitted) (arXiv:2207.09599)
- Relevant animations
- Figures from talk at Great Lakes Mathematical Physics Meeting (Michigan State University)
- Poster presented at Mathematical Challenges in Quantum Mechanics (Como, Italy)
- Poster presented at Probability and Mathematical Physics (Helsinki, Finland)
- An exotic calculus of Berezin-Toeplitz operators (submitted) (arXiv:2207.09596)
Teaching
- Spring 2021: Math 128a (Numerical Analysis)
- Fall 2020: Math 16a (Calculus and Analytic Geometry)
- Summer 2020: Stat 134 (Concepts of Probability)
- Spring 2020: Math 53 (Multivariable Calculus)
- Fall 2019: Math 54 (Linear Algebra and Differential Equations)
Other math writing
- Qualifying Exam Study Guide. This is a document I wrote to study for my qualifying exam that is riddled with typos and incomplete sections. It may be a helpful reference to others studying the subjects.
- REU report on microfluidic device design completed at the University of California, Los Angeles (2018)
Misc
I passed my qualifying exam on April 12th, 2021. Here is my syllabus.
I am an officer of the Mathematics Graduate Student Association (MGSA) at UC Berkeley
I also enjoy running, hiking, climbing, and playing violin
I believe I hold the current course record for 1600m at the Hearst Mining Circle: 5:33 , 5:23, 5:00.5.
Difficult Exam: link