This is the homepage of Mandar Juvekar. I am a computer science PhD student at Boston University originally from Pune, India.
Email:
[first]j (bu.edu)
My academic interests:
I am interested in fundamental questions about computing,
irrespective of any particular computer. Some of the questions that
fascinate me are: What problems are fundamentally impossible for
computers to solve efficiently? Can we find structure in such
problems? How useful and/or necessary is randomness for computation?
Do the answers to any of these questions change for quantum
computers? Can we use the answers to such questions for societal
good (e.g. through hard-to-break encryption, or using
complexity to protect elections)?
Other things I enjoy: Playing music (on a piano), listening to music, recording and producing music; making and drinking coffee; teaching; riding bikes; playing tennis; reading and thinking about legal opinions.
Other things I enjoy: Playing music (on a piano), listening to music, recording and producing music; making and drinking coffee; teaching; riding bikes; playing tennis; reading and thinking about legal opinions.
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