Geremias Polanco

Geremias Polanco is an Assistant Professor of Mathematical Sciences at Smith College. His research focuses on number theory, discrete mathematics, and combinatorics with significant contributions to the study of Beatty sequences, combinatorial game theory, and classical number theory problems.

Dr. Polanco's research interests span several key areas of pure mathematics:

• Number Theory, particularly Beatty sequences and Diophantine approximation
• Combinatorial Game Theory, with focus on Wythoff's game variants
• Classical Number Theory problems and their modern variations
• Discrete structures and integer sequences
• Elliptic curves and finite fields
• Generators in algebraic structures

His scholarly work demonstrates a consistent focus on the intersection of combinatorics and number theory, with publications exploring the properties of Beatty sequences, variations of classical theorems, and connections between combinatorial games and number-theoretic structures. His most recent work continues to advance our understanding of sequence decompositions and their applications.

Dr. Polanco maintains an active research program with publications spanning from 2018 to 2023, showing consistent scholarly output in his specialized areas of expertise. His collaborative work with established researchers like Florian Luca and Wadim Zudilin demonstrates engagement with the broader mathematical research community.