
The Boston Computation Club is a small seminar group focused on mathematical computer science, and computational mathematics. Its name is plagiarized from the London Computation Club. Boston Computation Club meetings occur roughly every other week, on weekends, around 5pm EDT (modulo speaker availability). The usual format is a 20m presentation followed by 40m of discussion. Some, but not all, mee... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Zach Maas is an independent AI safety & mechanistic interpretability researcher in Boulder, Colorado, funded by Coefficient Giving. Today Zach joined us to talk about some of his recent work tracing introspection across model depth. This is, I think,... more
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An Extremely Short Proof of the Hairy Ball Theorem. Peter is a professor of mathematics at NC State, where he researches geometric analysis, minimal surfaces, PDEs.
Today's talk was an elegant presentation of the classical resul... more
Pascal Kesseli is a software engineer and technical lead at Microsoft AI, with a PhD in Computer Science from Oxford (or a DPhil? Or whatever they call PhDs on that side of the pond). Today Pascal joined us to discuss work he completed while at META ... more
Daniel Melcer is a PhD student at Northeastern University, where he researches formal methods, reinforcement learning, and large language models, among other things. Daniel also has the most colorful hair in the business (bright red for this talk, ot... more
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The show centers on mathematical computer science, computational mathematics, and the practical intersection of theory and tooling. Episodes frequently explore deep theoretical concepts—such as topology, formal methods, and algorithmic foundations—alongside hands-on discussions of AI, constrained generation, and software verification. Guests are drawn from mathematics, computer science, and AI, including researchers and PhD students who present new results or approaches and participate in technical Q&A. A standout pattern is the mix of rigorous proofs or formal reasoning with concrete applications to programming languages, smart contracts, and AI tooling, offering listeners both conceptual insight and practical implications for research and... more
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