Sam Everett's Personal Website
About me
I am a fourth-year Ph.D. student studying theoretical computer science at the University of Chicago. I am advised by David Cash and supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. My main research areas are computational complexity theory and dynamical systems, especially their interactions.
Selected Papers
I list some selected papers below, for a complete collection see the arXiv.
- Random tensor isomorphism under orthogonal and unitary actions, (with J. Chizewer, D. Mithal, Y. Qiao).
Submitted (2026). - Correspondences in computational and dynamical complexity III
In preparation (2026). - Correspondences in computational and dynamical complexity II
Submitted (2026). [arXiv]. - Correspondences in computational and dynamical complexity I
Submitted (2026). [arXiv]. - A geometric dynamical system with relation to billiards.
J. Math. Sci. Univ. Tokyo (2025). [arXiv]. - Computing periodic points on Veech surfaces, (with Z. Chowdhury, S. Freedman, D. Lee).
Geom. Dedicata (2023). [arXiv].
Other
My email is the concatenation of sam and e with @uchicago.edu.