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Kamillo Ferry

Hey there! I’m a mathematician and computer scientist (what they call ‘Informatiker’ in Germany). Right now, I’m a PhD student with Professor Carlos Améndola at the research group of Algebraic and Geometric Methods in Data Analysis at Technische Universität Berlin. There, I’m part of the research project Likelihood Geometry of Max-Linear Bayesian Networks of MATH+.

My email address is “kafe (at) kafe (dot) dev”.

Currently, I’m working on the following:

Generally speaking, my mathematical interests lie in algebraic geometry, where I enjoy resolutions of singularities and enumerative problems, tropical geometry with its tropical linear spaces and connections to the field with one element and algebraic statistics, where we use algebraic geometry to describe properties of statistical models.

On the computer science side, I’m very interested in computer graphics with raytracing as a nice test bed for mathematical programming, operating systems where you have to control every single piece of a computer, and formal languages for their connection to anything you might want to do with a non-commutative monoid.

Besides those, you can get me very excited about complexity theory from all the way down at circuit complexity, along parametrized complexity in the middle and all the way up to computability, and arithmetic geometry with the integers as a fun curve over the field with one element.

I obtained a BSc in Informatics at Leibniz Universität Hannover and MSc in Informatics and Mathematics also at Leibniz Universität Hannover.

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