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Hi there!
Hi there!
Hello! My name is Alex Moon and I'm a graduate student studying combinatorial algebraic geometry at Dartmouth College. I completed my undergrad at UW - Madison in May 2022 and my master's degree at UW - Milwaukee in December 2024, working primarily with Pamela E. Harris during my master's (full list of collaborators can be found on my publications page). In 2025, I was awarded the UW - Milwaukee Distinguished Graduate Student Fellowship.
Did you know the center of the northern half of the western hemisphere is in a cornfield?
Presenting a poster at ECCO 2024
Research
Research
My research centers on algebraic combinatorics, particularly on parking functions and Kohnert posets. I like to start from the combinatorics side and build algebraic approaches from there. In doing so, I look for natural generalizations and unexpected connections. To make this easier, I'm always looking for opportunities to broaden my background - currently by learning about representation theory and algebraic geometry. A detailed breakdown of my research can be found on my publications page.
Where to find me
Where to find me
My office is Kemeny Hall room 222. Feel free to reach out via email at alexander * j * moon * gr (at) dartmouth.edu. For non-math business, use alexander * moon144 (at) gmail.com. Keep an eye out for me at conferences and summer schools!Â
In January 2025, you could find me presenting with Beth Anne Castellano at the 2025 JMM.
Enjoying the January heat in Seattle.
Personal information
Personal information
You can find my CV here and my website here. Titles, links, and abstracts for my published work and preprints can be found on my research page.
a little more about me
a little more about me
Outside of the math department, you may find me running, playing squash, playing piano, or dancing. I am the graduate vice president of the Dartmouth folk & ballroom dance club.
Vandalizing a sidewalk.
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