Will Sawin

• Email: wsawin at math.princeton.edu
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I am a professor at Princeton University. My research relates to the applications of étale cohomology to analytic number theory via exponential sums, the slice rank method in combinatorics, equidistribution questions in algebraic number theory, and other areas.

Papers on arXiv

• Analytic number theory over function fields and étale cohomology

• Analytic number theory, exponential sums, and étale cohomology

• Random groups and generalized Cohen-Lenstra heuristics

• Algebraic geometry

• Algebraic number theory

• Extremal combinatorics

• Other work