Assistant Professor
Room 1027, 215 Huron St, Toronto
Campus
- Downtown Toronto (St. George)
Areas of Interest
Combinatorics and Algebraic Geometry
Biography
Hunter Spink earned his PhD from Harvard University in 2020. Before coming to the University of Toronto, he was a Szegő assistant professor at Stanford University from 2020-2023.
Hunter’s research is at the interface of combinatorics and geometry, particularly in the areas of combinatorial Hodge theory, additive combinatorics, convex geometry, and o-minimality.
His recent notable publications include “Tautological classes of Matroids” (with Andrew Berget, Chris Eur, Dennis Tseng) published in Inventiones Mathematicae and “Log-concavity of matroid h-vectors and mixed Eulerian numbers” (with Andrew Berget, Dennis Tseng) published in Duke mathematics journal.