Ana Caraiani Delights in Building Mathematical Bridges | Quanta Magazine

Ana Caraiani seeks to unify mathematics through her work on the ambitious Langlands program.

Ana Caraiani Delights in Building Mathematical Bridges | Quanta Magazine Home The Mathematician Who Delights in Building Bridges Read Later Share Copied! Comments Read Later Read Later Q&A The Mathematician Who Delights in Building Bridges By Steve Nadis November 17, 2021 Ana Caraiani seeks to unify mathematics through her work on the ambitious Langlands program. Read Later Ana Caraiani, standing here on the Serpentine Bridge near the Imperial College London campus, does work in mathematics that bridges distant areas of the field. Philipp Ammon for Quanta Magazine Introduction By Steve Nadis C

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