Jashan Bal

I am currently a PhD student in Pure Mathematics at the University of Waterloo under the supervision of Matthew Kennedy and Andy Zucker. My main research interests are to do with dynamics and its various interactions with different areas of math.

I completed my masters at the University of Waterloo under the supervision of Laurent Marcoux. My masters research project was a survey on the C*-envelope using the techniques of injectivity and boundary representations.

You can contact me at "j2bal (at) uwaterloo (dot) ca".

Publications

"Projectivity in topological dynamics", preprint, 2025. (arXiv) (submitted)
"A reproducing kernel approach to Lebesgue decomposition" with Robert T.W. Martin and Fouad Naderi, Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 2025. (arXiv)
"Jensen polynomials associated with Wright's circle method: Hyperbolicity and Turán inequalities" with Fern Haraldson, Joshua Males, and Ian Thompson, Integers, 2025. (arXiv)

Education

PhD in Pure Mathematics, University of Waterloo, 2024–

Masters in Pure Mathematics, University of Waterloo, 2023–2024

B.Sc. Honours in Mathematics, University of Manitoba, 2019–2023