Slava Naprienko

Hey, I'm Slava. My email is slava@naprienko.com.

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I am currently a postdoc in mathematics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I got my Ph.D degree in Mathematics at Stanford University in 2023, working with Daniel Bump.

My main research interest is algebraic combinatorics — I study structures that arise in mathematical physics, integrable lattice models, affine flag varieties, representation theory of p-adic groups, and theory of symmetric functions.

I will be happy to give a talk at a seminar or conference!

1. Free-fermionic Schur functions: arXiv, video, notes
2. Colored Bosonic Lattice Models and Matrix Coefficients, with Daniel Bump: arXiv, video, notes
3. Integrability of the Six-Vertex model and the Yang-Baxter Groupoid: arXiv, video, notes
4. Enrichment Score: a better quantitative metric for evaluating the enrichment capacity of molecular docking models, with Ian Scott Knight: arXiv
5. Combinatorics of Iwahori Whittaker Functions: arXiv, video, notes
6. A convergent 1/n-expansion for GSE and GOE: arXiv
7. An approach to define the resultant of two entire functions, with Alexander M. Kytmanov: Complex variables and elliptic equations 62.2 (2017): 269-286

• So many Schur functions! at Schubert seminar at Rutgers University: video
• Free Fermionic Schur Functions at Algebra & Discrete Mathematics at UC Davis: link
• Free-fermionic Schur functions at Solvable Lattice Models Seminar: video, notes
• Integrability of the Six-Vertex Model at Solvable Lattice Models Seminar: video, notes
• Tokuyama's Formula and Combinatorics of Deformed Schur Polynomials at Graduate Algebra and Representation Theory Seminar: video
• How to Come Up with Solvable Lattice Models? at Solvable Lattice Models Seminar: video, notes

In 2021-2022, I organized a weekly seminar on the exactly solvable lattice models. Videos from the seminar are available on YouTube.