Arnab Sen

Arnab Sen is an Associate Professor at the School of Mathematics, University of Minnesota. His research focuses on probability theory and discrete harmonic analysis, with emphasis on models from statistical physics such as spin glasses, random graphs, random matrices, and random polynomials.

• PhD in Statistics, UC Berkeley (2010), advised by Steven N. Evans and Elchanan Mossel
• Postdoctoral Fellow, Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge

His research spans discrete probability, statistical physics, and random matrix theory, addressing topics like disorder chaos in spin glasses, eigenvalue distributions, and quantum percolation. He has taught graduate and undergraduate courses including Random Matrix Theory, Introduction to Stochastic Processes, and Multivariable Calculus. His recent publications analyze spin glass models, random matrices, and combinatorial systems.