Lorenzo Noè
Intellectual endeavours
"Never refer to any mathematical problem by ‘But it’s just combinatorics.’ " -Paul Gunnells-
At the moment I'm a master student under the supervision of professor Michele D'Adderio in the University of Pisa. My research interest are in algebraic and enumerative combinatorics. In particular I'm very passionate about the following topics:
- symmetric functions (finding combinatorial interpretations of polynomial equalities)
- q,t-combinatorics (q,t-Catalan numbers, Macdonald polynomials)
- chromatic symmetric functions (Stanley-Stembridge conjecture)
- matroids
- representation theory (representation of the symmetric group and of the linear group)
- enumerative combinatorics (I like to stare at combinatorial objects with weird statistic for hours...)
Here you can find my curriculum vitae.
My passion for trail running
Trail running is more than just exercise: it's a way to disconnect from the everyday hustle and reconnect with nature. Running through forests, over hills, and along rugged paths allows me to challenge myself physically while finding peace in the wilderness. Whether it's navigating steep inclines, winding through forests, or reaching a summit with a breathtaking view, each run feels like an adventure: it pushes my limits, clears my mind, and connects me with the outdoors. Every trail has its own story, its own beauty, and each run offers a fresh perspective. It's where I find balance, excitement, and a sense of accomplishment, all rolled into one.
Here you can find some pictures!
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You can also follow my activity on Strava or on Garmin connect.
If you are interested in my race results you can find me on the International Trail Running Association (ITRA) website or on the Ultra Trail of Mont Blanc (UTMB) website.