My research is in number theory and arithmetic geometry, with an emphasis on applications to cryptography. I also work in computational number theory and am a contributor to the LMFDB and to SageMath. In my practice as a teacher, my focus is on noncoercive teaching techniques and universal design. I want my classroom to be a human, joyful space, in which all students feel welcome and cared for. Finally, I believe that the joy of mathematics is a human right, and my professional mission is to create spaces that are joyful and comfortable for all mathematicians but center people who have been historically excluded from mathematics.
Assistant Professor
![Christelle Vincent](https://legacy.drup2.uvm.edu/sites/default/files/christelle_vincent.jpg)
Areas of Expertise and/or Research
Number Theory, Arithmetic Geometry, and Mathematical Cryptography
Education
- Ph.D Mathematics, University of Wisconsin – Madison
Contact
Email:
Phone:
- (802) 656-4353
Office Location:
Innovation Hall E445
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