Jing Hao    

Visiting assistant professor,
Department of Mathematics,
Georgia Institute of Technology.

Contact

686 Cherry St,
Skiles 024,
Atlanta, GA 30313
Email: jhao6 (at) gatech (dot) edu

Research

My research mainly focuses on algebraic coding theory and information theory. I did my PhD under the supervision of Nigel Boston.

Publications

• "Distribution of the minimal distance of random linear codes",with Han Huang, Galyna Livshyts, Konstantin Tikhomirov, submitted, arXiv: 1912.12833
• “Dual Loomis-Whitney inequalities via information theory”,with Varun Jog, Entropy, Special Issue "Entropy and Information Inequalities", arXiv: 1901.06789
• Quasi-quadratic residue codes and hyperelliptic curves”, with Nigel Boston, AMS CONM volume on ”Algebraic curves and their applications”
• An entropy inequality for symmetric random variables. With Varun Jog.
accept to ISIT 2018, arXiv: 1801.03868
• The Weight Distribution of Quasi-quadratic Residue Codes. With Nigel Boston.
to appear in Adv. Math. Commun. May 2018, arXiv: 1705.06413

Teaching

• Fall 2019: Math 2603. Introduction to Discrete Mathematics and Graph Theory.
• Spring 2017: Math 234. Caculus: Functions of Several Variables.
  
• Fall 2016: Math 211. Business Calculus.
  
• Spring 2016: Math 211. Business Calculus.
  
• Fall 2015: Math 211. Business Calculus.
  
• Spring 2015: Math 234. Caculus: Functions of Several Variables.
  
• Fall 2014: Math 234. Caculus: Functions of Several Variables.
  
• Spring 2014: Math 221. Caculus and Analytic Geometry I.
• Fall 2013: Math 221. Caculus and Analytic Geometry I.

Conferences

• Workshop in convexity and geometric aspects of Harmonic Analysis, Dec 2019
contributed talk.
• CMS Sectional Meeting, Dec 2019 invited talk at the "Interplay between Discrete Geometry, Analysis and Combinatorics" section.
• High-dimensional seminar, Dec Sep 2019
• International Symposium of Information Theory, Jun 2018
invited talk
• AMS Sectional Meeting at the University of St. Thomas, Oct 2016
invited talk at the "Advances in Algebraic Coding Theory" session.
• 54th Allerton Conference on Communication, Control, and Computing, Sep 2016
invited talk at the "Combinatorial and Algebraic Coding Theory" session.
• Applied Algebra Days 3, contributed talk, Apr 2016
• North American School of Information Theory (NASIT), Aug 2015
• Modern Applications of Representation Theory, Jul-Aug 2014

Activities

• Talk to female undergrad students on coding theory and conducting research in Mathematics, Dec 2019
• Wisconsin Mentorship Program for Women in Mathematics and Science, Fall 2015
  I worked with a lovely high school lady Ka with a project on RSA cryptosystem. Click here for a picture of us. Ka is the one on the left.

Links

• Magma Handbook
• JSTOR
• MathSciNet
• Journal Citation Reports
• VPNC