Neal Koblitz

Professor of Mathematics

University of Washington
Department of Mathematics
Box 354350
Seattle, Washington 98195-4350
USA

Office: C-335 Padelford Hall
Phone: (206) 543-4386
Fax: (206) 543-0397
E-mail: koblitz@uw.edu

The photo was taken at Ticlio Pass, Peru. The sign says ``Highest railway point in the world: 4818 meters, 15806 feet.'' NOTE: On July 1, 2006 Peru lost its first place position when China opened a railway connection between Golmud and Lhasa that crosses a mountain pass at 5072 meters (16644 feet).


NOTE: If you've landed here by mistake and are looking for Ann Hibner Koblitz, then click onto her name to get the Professor Koblitz you really want. Her blog "Sex, Abortion, and Contraception" can be found here; it is a supplement to her third book, titled Sex and Herbs and Birth Control: Women and Fertility Regulation Through the Ages. Her wikipedia page is here.

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Information for Calderwood Seminar Students – Winter 2024: syllabus


Declining the invitation to be an "AMS Fellow" -- September 2012 Letter to the AMS Notices

See also David Eisenbud's excellent analysis.


Vietnam Trip Report -- March 2010

Higher Education Controversy in Vietnam

Anti-Vietnam bias in The New York Review of Books


Autobiography

Research

 

Honors

Pre-University Math Education


The Kovalevskaia Fund

(website designed by Alfred Menezes)

 

 

Ann and I in our 61-acre forest that we are donating to the City of Bellingham. It’s in the Lake Whatcom watershed about 70 miles north of Seattle.

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