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Peter Sarnak is the Eugene Higgins Professor of Mathematics at Princeton University and a permanent faculty member at the Institute for Advanced Study's School of Mathematics. His research revolutionizes analytic number theory, with seminal contributions to L-functions, random matrix theory, and spectral geometry. Key affiliations include Princeton, IAS, UC Berkeley, and Stanford.
Sarnak's work explores deep connections between automorphic forms, ergodic theory, and quantum chaos. His publications—like studies on zeta function zeros and quantum unique ergodicity—have redefined modern number theory. Recent papers address crystalline measures (2020) and quantum simulation lattices (2019), demonstrating interdisciplinary impact.
As editor of Annals of Mathematics and Shaw Prize adjudicator, he shapes global mathematical discourse. While no lab or students are specified, his influence extends through collaborations and foundational theories.
