Igor Pak
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Igor Pak (born 1971) is an associate professor of mathematics at the w:University of Minnesota, working in combinatorics and discrete probability. He is best known for his bijective proof of the hook-length formula for the number of Young tableaux, and his work on random walks.
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- It turns out we can do this not only practically but also theoretically.
- Anything that doesn't fit in one blackboard just doesn't seem right.
- I'm just going to tell you the answer, because I can't compute this quickly in public.
- You may not like this polytope, but it exists.
- When n is... well, that's the smallest number (thinks)... ah ha! one!
- Who understands [this paper]? Raise your hand...one person. That's actually the author.
- There is some money being exchanged, so it's a real story.
- It sort of reminds me of the Blue Man Group.
- My heart bleeds when you have the correct answer but incorrect work in the true/false section and I have to give you full credit.
- One over one million is zero, so one over infinity is even zeroer
- Oh, Please!
