Nathan McNew

Nathan McNew

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In recent work with Jai Setty, we improve the known density of abundant numbers to 7 digits. Find our preprint on the research tab. Upcoming (or recent) travel: CANT July 16, 2026 CUNY Graduate Center In Fall 2026 I will teach: MATH 273: Calculus I MATH 267: Intro to Abstract Math I am helping to organize: MASON VIII (Mid-Atlantic Seminar On Numbers) Details TBA Regional Undergraduate Math Research Conference November 14, 2026, Towson MD
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Professor
Department of Mathematics
Towson University

I received my Ph.D. in 2015 from Dartmouth College, where I studied under Carl Pomerance.

I am primarily interested in combinatorial number theory. Information on my research is on my research page or in my CV.

I graduated with a B.S. in math and physics from the University of Denver in 2010, and received an A.M. in math from Dartmouth in 2012.

Professor Department of Mathematics Towson University

Professor
Department of Mathematics
Towson University