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I bridge rigorous mathematics with real-world software — building Android apps, automation tools, and intelligent bots, while pursuing research in analysis, number theory, and algebra.
Preparing for a PhD in mathematics (multiple zeta values, analysis, number theory) while actively developing production-grade software tools and teaching advanced topics.
A short story of maths, code, and words.
I am Atrajit Sarkar, an MSc in Mathematics from IIT Delhi and a PhD aspirant interested in analysis, number theory, algebra, and multiple zeta values.
My goal is to connect rigorous mathematical thinking with practical software engineering — building tools that are both elegant and useful. I enjoy designing systems that automate workflows, communicate intelligently, and present information clearly.
From Morse theory to multiple zeta values.
I completed a project on Morse theory under Dr. Biplab Basak, exploring the deep connection between critical points of smooth functions and the topology of manifolds. I am currently preparing for a PhD with a focus on multiple zeta values (MZVs) and related structures.
Android apps, bots, and automation pipelines.
Building modern Android apps using Jetpack Compose and Hilt, including chat interfaces, GitHub-integrated study apps, and local database–driven quiz and content browsers.
Python-based automation systems and bots that connect with Telegram, WhatsApp, Gmail, and DNS/email APIs to simplify everyday workflows.
Experiments in C++ (including 3D simulation), numerical routines, and interactive tools for teaching and visualizing mathematical ideas.
Sharing mathematics and software with the next generation.
I have taught and mentored students in various undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including:
I mentor students in mobile app development and networking apps, focusing on clean architecture, practical problem-solving, and connecting mathematical thinking with code.
Mathematics in the mind, poetry on the page.
I write poetry and short stories in both Bengali and English, often reflecting on abstraction, identity, and the subtle textures of everyday life.
My book, Silhouette Of Words, is available on Amazon.
Open to research collaborations, teaching, and software projects.