Aaron Manning
Masters Student in Mathematics at Oxford

I'm a research assistant in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oxford working under Sandra Kiefer and Standa Živný, who I worked with for my masters thesis on graph canonisation.

I also do part time academic work for the University of New South Wales, where I did my undergraduate study. My honours year thesis was in number theory under the supervision of Alina Ostafe and Igor Shparlinski.

While correcting the offset between academic years across hemispheres, I spent my time doing various academic jobs at UNSW including teaching, marking, exam invigilation, and problem setting, for which I particularly owe a great deal of thanks to Yudhi Bunjamin, and furthermore to Alan Stoneham, David Angell, and Raveen De Silva.

This website is where you will find projects I have worked on, blog posts I have written, and links to other places you can find me on the internet.

My main academic interests are in combinatorics, number theory, logic, and algorithms. I am also particularly interested in teaching, and developing ways to make difficult ideas in mathematics more accessible to students.

You can read a copy of my CV here.

My Erdős number is 3.

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