Hyojeong Son
E-mail: hjson@uw.edu. Here is my CV.
I’m a fifth-year graduate student in mathematics at the University of Washington. I study probability, combinatorics, and threshold phenomena in random discrete structures, advised by Christopher Hoffman. Previously, I completed a B.S. in mathematics and statistics at Stony Brook University and an M.A. in mathematics at Washington University in St. Louis, where I was advised by Renato Feres.
Publications and Preprints
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Preprint, 2025
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Preprint, 2025
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Submitted to the Annals of Applied Probability, 2024
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Annals of Probability 49(2), 671–731 (2021)
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Mathematics of Computation 90(327), 441–469 (2021)
Talks
- June 2025
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CRM–PIMS Summer School in Probability, Vancouver, Canada
Self-Organized Criticality
- March 2025
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Cornell Probability Seminar, Ithaca, NY
Self-Organized Criticality
- February 2025
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UW Graduate Student Analysis Seminar, Seattle, WA
Stable Matching
- December 2024
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UW Graduate Student Analysis Seminar, Seattle, WA
Universality for Self-Organized Criticality
- September 2024
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UW General Examination Talk, Seattle, WA
Stable Matching
Teaching
Instructor, University of Washington
| Course | Term |
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| Math 394 (Probability I) | Summer 2025 |
Teaching Assistant, University of Washington
| Course | Term(s) |
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| Math 491 (Stochastic Processes and Option Pricing) | Fall 2025 |
| Math 395 (Probability II) | Winter 2025, Spring 2024 |
| Math 394 (Probability I) | Spring 2025, Winter 2024, Fall 2024 |
| Math 207 (Differential Equations) | Winter 2023, Spring 2023 |
| Math 126 (Calculus III) | Spring 2022, Summer 2022 |
| Math 125 (Calculus II) | Fall 2021, Winter 2022, Fall 2023 |
| Math 111 (Algebra) | Fall 2022 |
Teaching Assistant, Washington University in St. Louis
| Course | Term |
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| Math 131 (Calculus I) | Fall 2020 |
| Math 217 (Differential Equations) | Spring 2021 |
Undergrad Mentoring
- Winter 2025–Present
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Washington Experimental Mathematics Lab (WXML), UW
Mentoring undergraduates estimating critical exponents for activated random walks on various lattices.
- Spring 2024
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Washington Experimental Mathematics Lab (WXML), UW
Mentored undergraduates on projects involving voting data, map analysis, and ecological inference in the Yakima Valley.
- Spring 2021
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Graduate Student-Led Reading Program, WashU
Led a reading group for mathematics undergraduates focusing on sandpiles.
Honors and Awards
- 2024. Lisa Tanzi and Charles Egerton Endowed Graduate Fellowship — University of Washington Department of Mathematics.
- 2018. Undergraduate Recognition Award for Academic Excellence — Stony Brook University.
- 2018. Summer Math Scholarship — Stony Brook University.
- 2017. Director of the IT Promotion Center Award — World IT Show (KR).
- 2015–2017. Academic Excellence Scholarships — Stony Brook University.