Ethan Bogle

I am a mathematician, a musician, a computational thinker, and an educational innovator. I attend Stanford University and work at Art of Problem Solving.

At the 2022 San Diego State University Research Experience for Undergraudates, I studied relationships between numerical semigroups, associated posets, and the Kunz cones.

Through the Stanford Undergraduate Research in Mathematics (SURIM) program, I studied mixing times for recursive random processes and the modular distributions of Fibonacci-type sequences.

I am an avid user of the Wolfram Language/Mathematica, and am an alumni of both the Wolfram Summer Camp and Wolfram Summer School. With the Wolfram Language, I have done mathematics research, and I developed and taught a curriculum around Computational Thinking. At the Wolfram Technology Conferences, I have presented about the design of my curriculum and led a roundtable discussion about the existing and future role of Wolfram technology in higher education.

While in high school (prior to the pandemic), I founded and led an online jazz band, which used the experimental JackTrip software to allow musicians to play music synchronously over the internet. I spoke about my experience leading the band at the 2019 NowNet Arts Conference. I have collaborated with the Internet Ensemble Tech Force at Stanford, and currently assist Stanford-affiliated groups with implementing JackTrip.

I am a member of both the Stanford Jazz Orchestra and the Stanford University Marching Band. In my free time, I enjoy listening to jazz and soundtrack music, improvising on the piano, Calvin and Hobbes, and other dry humor.