Pietro Kreitlon Carolino


Graduate Student
UCLA Department of Mathematics
Los Angeles, CA, USA 90095-1555

Email: pietro [at] math [dot] ucla [dot] edu
Office: MS 2903

Research | Teaching | About Me | Tutoring | Links


Research Interests

Additive combinatorics, particularly approximate groups. Applications of model theory to large-scale phenomena.

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Teaching

Summer 2012 Past Teaching
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About Me

       From 2009 to 2012 I was a graduate student at the UCLA Department of Mathematics. Before coming here, I completed a master's degree in mathematical logic and a bachelor's degree in math at Unicamp. At the moment I am at the University of Paris XI.

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Tutoring

I tutor all levels of high school and college math: precalc, calculus, trigonometry, linear algebra, including most math courses taught at UCLA, be they lower division (Math 1, 2, the 3, 31, 32, 33 series, etc) or upper division (algebra, analysis, topology, combinatorics, algorithms). I especially enjoy sharing the art of mathematical heuristics -- how to figure things out on your own. I have several years' experience with students of all ages, from 12 to 50; with those who don't like math (yet) and those who love it.

I can meet on UCLA campus or at my place, 5 miles south. (There is a public area with tables which is great for studying!) Whether we can meet at your place depends on where you live; contact me and we'll see.

I do not tutor students currently enrolled in my classes!

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Links


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