Lucas' webpage [under construction]

Lucas N. F. Teles

November 2026

Abstract

Currently I'm persuing a Masters' in Mathematics at the University of São Paulo under the supervision of Professor Valentin Ferenczi and am a recipient of a FAPESP scholarship. My main focus is in Banach space theory, but I'm also interested in set-theoretic topology. Besides my academic endeavors, I am quite interested in art in various mediums.

Contents

1   Introduction

2   Papers and notes

2.1   Papers and pre-prints

2.2   Longer notes

2.3   Blog posts

3   Math exposition

3.1   Talks and presentations

3.2   Event participations

3.3   Teaching activities

4   Arts and extra-curriculars

5   My CV

Contact information

1   Introduction

Welcome to my website! Many things here are clickable, so hover your mouse over things and if they get underlined, then you found a hyperlink. Hyperlinks that lead to other websites open new tabs and the ones that lead to another page of my website open on the same tab. If you wish to come back to the main page you can always click the title.

A picture of Lucas looking to the right presenting a powerpoint.
Figure 1. Lucas.

Here I host some papers, notes and blog posts, my presentations and academically relevant information (such as my teaching experience). I also share other projects of mine, math-related or not. Lastly, I have a section on interesting resources that I find might be useful (mostly done so I have a easy way to find them if I, or someone else, needs it).

2   Papers and notes

2.1   Papers and pre-prints

So far I haven't yet any preprints or papers, when I do they will be hosted here.

I do have an undergrad thesis (which is theoretically citeable) but which contains no new results or proofs, it is an exposition of a already known combinatorial result in Banach space theory, namely Krivine's theorem. By clicking on the reference bellow you can go to the University of São Paulo thesis repository (if the link is broken, you can also click here).

2.2   Longer notes

Along the years, mostly for my initial years of "research initiation" during undergrad, I wrote some longer notes on the subjects I was studying. The reader is advised against opening these files, the quality of the writting is substandard and reflects how I was long ago as a mathematician, and (thankfully) not how I am as a writer.

2.3   Blog posts

Very ocassionally I also want to write small snippets of mathematics which, at the moment, don't quite fit into longer notes or any papers. These I post here as blog posts. The reader should be warned these are casual mathematical write-ups and are not always subject to a very thorough revision process. That being said, any corrections/suggestions for improvements are appreciated.

Most recent blog posts:

Selected posts:

All of my previous posts are still hosted. Here you can find a list with all of them in chronological order. And if you wish to search for posts by tag you can do clicking in any of the following: [Under construction]

3   Mathematical exposition

3.1   Talks and presentations

I have a practice of maintaning a list of all talks and presentations I've given, to the best of my knowledge this list is complete and can be found here.

Selected presentations:

3.2   Conference participations

Upcoming event participations:

I am very enthusiastic about mathematics conferences, given the opportunity I try to go to participate in as many as I can. Here is a list of events/conferences I have participated in the past and in what capacity (presenter, listener, organizer, ...).

3.3   Teaching activities

4   Arts and extracurriculars

5   My CV

For a longer version of my CV click here. If you wish my profile on Lattes, click here (Brazil's standard platform for researchers curriculums for any public processes).

Contact information

You can contact me by email at "teles (guess the symbol) ime.usp.br". You can also find me (rarely) on Mathstodon, and I also have a not-up-to-date Goodreads profile.