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Daniel Katz
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
katzd@guilford.edu
(336) 316-2233
“I find mathematics to be the most satisfying academic area because it is based on perfect axiomatic systems. As long as you find a way to use the rules properly, you can be sure your answer is right, and if someone else uses them differently but correctly, you should both reach the same result.”
Ph.D. Mathematics, Brown University
M.S. Mathematics, Brown University
B.S. Mathematics & Humanities, MIT
Research Interests
- Additive number theory
- Combinatorics
- Mathematics of puzzles
Courses Taught
All mathematics courses at all levels, including:
- Elementary Statistics
- Elementary Functions
- All levels of calculus
- Number Theory
- Algebraic Structures
Notable Works
- “On sumfree subsets of hypercubes,” Acta Arithmetica, 2009.
Campus and Community Involvement
- Strategic Long Range Planning Committee
- Yachting Club Faculty Advisor
