Welcome. I'm Jay Daigle, a PhD student in Mathematics at Caltech studying number theory with Matthias Flach. In May 2008 received a B.A. in math from Pomona College in Claremont, California, and received the Certificate of Advanced Study in Mathematics (Tripos part III) at Cambridge University in June 2009. This page collects some of the papers I've worked on and slides for some talks I've given, as well as information on classes I've taught.

• The arXiv preprint of a paper on Lissajous Knots I wrote with Adam Boocher, Jim Hoste, and Wenjing Zheng.
• The slides for my talk (pdf) at the 2007 Young Mathematicians' Conference at The Ohio State University.
• The poster I presented at the 2008 AMS-MAA Joint Meetings in San Diego.
• The slides for my undergraduate senior thesis talk at Pomona College.
• My undergraduate senior thesis.

I'm a proud alumnus of the Claremont Colleges Ballroom Dance Company, the Cambridge University Dancesport Team and the XS Latin Formation Team. I'm a current member of the Caltech Ballroom Dance Club.

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If you'd like to contact me about these papers or anything else, you can reach me at jdaigle at caltech dot edu.