I am a First year PhD student in the Department of Mathematics at Stanford University. I am very fortunate to be advised by Professor Jacob Fox. I previously obtained my BS in Mathematics and MS in Statistics with Honors and Distinction from Stanford University, and a Master of Advanced Study in Mathematics with Distinction from the University of Cambridge.
Additive combinatorics, probabilistic methods in combinatorics, extremal combinatorics, probability theory, deep learning.
A Rigorous Framework for the Mean Field Limit of Multilayer Neural Networks, Phan-Minh Nguyen, H. T. Pham, to be submitted. (arXiv) (Slides) (Talk)
A Note on the Global Convergence of Multilayer Neural Networks in the Mean Field Regime, H. T. Pham, Phan-Minh Nguyen. (arXiv)
Irreducibility of random polynomials of bounded degree, H. T. Pham, Max Wenqiang Xu, submitted. (arXiv)
Subset sums, completeness and colorings, David Conlon, Jacob Fox, H. T. Pham, to be submitted.
Tower-type bounds for Roth's theorem with popular differences, Jacob Fox, H. T. Pham, Yufei Zhao, to be submitted. (arXiv)
Popular monochromatic progression differences, Jacob Fox, H. T. Pham, to be submitted.
Popular progression differences in vector spaces, Jacob Fox, H. T. Pham, International Mathematics Research Notices, to appear. (arXiv)
Popular progression differences in vector spaces II, Jacob Fox, H. T. Pham, Discrete Analysis, 2019:16. (arXiv)
Common and Sidorenko linear equations, Jacob Fox, H. T. Pham, Yufei Zhao, submitted. (arXiv)
Almost periodicity and its applications to Roth's theorem, H. T. Pham. (pdf)
Rank 1 - Part III of the Mathematical Tripos - University of Cambridge, 2019.
Pure Mathematics Prize - University of Cambridge, 2019.
Awarded to best student in Pure Mathematics at Part III of the Mathematical Tripos.
Morgan Prize Honorable Mention, 2018.
Kennedy Thesis Prize in the Natural Sciences - Stanford University, 2018.
Awarded to the best senior honors thesis in each of the following areas of study: humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and engineering and applied sciences.
Deans’ Award for Academic Achievement - Stanford University, 2017.
Awarded to between five and ten extraordinary undergraduate students, based on excellent academic achievements and independent research.
Gold Medal - International Mathematical Olympiad, 2014, 2013.