Taylor Jones is a lecturer in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics. He earned his undergraduate degree in mathematics from the University of North Texas in 2018, as well as his PhD in mathematics from the University of North Texas in 2023. With an interest in recreational math, Jones’ work focuses on dimension calculations of fractals, or fractal-like objects, which are modeled by random processes. He has also co-taught a course that prepares students for the Putnam competition, and he has organized several undergraduate research projects.
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Taylor Jones, a new lecturer in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics, provides insights into his research interests in fractal geometry and his excitement about joining the university.