Hamed Hatami

Associate Professor, School of Computer Science
Associate Member, Department of Mathematics and Statistics
McGill University

Before joining McGill, I was a Veblen Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study and Princeton University, and a PhD student at the University of Toronto under Michael Molloy and Balázs Szegedy.

My research lies at the intersection of theoretical computer science and mathematics with a focus on analytic methods. My current areas of interest include:

• Learning Theory
• Complexity Theory
• Analysis of Boolean functions
• Additive Combinatorics

Lecture notes & Surveys

• Analysis of Boolean functions (Comp 760).
• Advanced complexity theory (Comp 531).
• H. Hatami and Pooya Hatami, Structure in Communication Complexity and Constant-Cost Complexity Classes, SIGACT news, to appear. [arXiv]
• Higher order Fourier analysis and applications, with Pooya Hatami and Shachar Lovett (Foundations and Trends in Theoretical Computer Science). You can download the prepublished draft.

Miscellaneous

• Summer Research: independent or official such as NSERC-USRA, SURA, Comp 396, Comp 400.
• Requesting a Recommendation Letter.