My name is Gregory Rosenthal. I am a fourth-year MSc/PhD student at the University of Toronto, where I am fortunate to be co-advised by Benjamin Rossman and Henry Yuen. Previously I was a math major and computer science minor at Cornell. My research interests are in computational complexity theory and related areas, including quantum circuit complexity and boolean function analysis.
Email:
rosenthal at cs dot toronto dot edu
CV
Bounds on the QAC0 Complexity of Approximating Parity
Gregory Rosenthal
ITCS 2021 (Best Student Paper Award)
(video,
slides)
Beating Treewidth for Average-Case Subgraph Isomorphism
Gregory Rosenthal
IPEC 2019 (Best Student Paper Award)
(slides)
to appear in the Algorithmica
Special Issue for IPEC 2019
University of Toronto |
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| Fall 2020 | CSC 2426 | Fundamentals of Cryptography (1/2 TAship) |
| Fall 2020 | CSC 2429 | Advanced Topics in Quantum Information Theory (1/2 TAship) |
| Summer 2020 | CSC 336 | Numerical Methods |
| Winter 2020 | CSC 463 | Computational Complexity and Computability |
| Fall 2019 | CSC 373 | Algorithm Design, Analysis and Complexity |
| Summer 2019 | CSC 263 | Data Structures and Analysis |
| Winter 2019 | CSC 2556 | Algorithms for Collective Decision Making |
| Fall 2018 | CSC 2451 | Quantum Computing: Foundations to Frontier |
| Summer 2018 | CSC 165 | Mathematical Expression and Reasoning for Computer Science |
| Winter 2018 | CSC 473 | Advanced Algorithm Design |
| Fall 2017 | CSC 373 | Algorithm Design, Analysis and Complexity |
Cornell University |
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| Spring 2016 | CS 4820 | Introduction to Analysis of Algorithms |
I was fortunate to attend much of the Fall 2018 program Lower Bounds in Computational Complexity at the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing.
From Jan. 2018 to July 2019 I coordinated the weekly Cookiebreak for grad students in the department. I play cello in an orchestra on campus, and as an undergrad I played in the Cornell Orchestras and also conducted the Cornell Eastern Music Ensemble. In Summer 2013 and Summer 2014 I was a resident assistant at AwesomeMath Summer Program (AMSP).