Sawyer Jack Robertson

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I am on the academic job market for postdoctoral research and teaching positions to begin Fall 2026! Please feel free to take a look at my various application materials below.

About Me

I am currently a Ph.D. student in the Department of Mathematics at UC San Diego and I am grateful to be advised by Fan Chung and Alex Cloninger. My research interests are primarily in the computational aspects of spectral graph theory, which include topics such as: effective resistance, signed and connection Laplacians, discrete curvature of graphs, optimal transportation, clustering and community detection methods on graphs, random graphs, and beyond.

You may find some of my work or follow me at my Google Scholar page. You can also view some of my code snippets at my GitHub page as well.

My curriculum vitae is available here (Updated November 2025).

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