Hello world!

My name is Milton (Chen-Wei) Lin. I grew up in Taiwan. I received my undergraduate degree from Oxford University in 2019 and my Ph.D. in pure mathematics from Johns Hopkins University in 2025. I briefly returned to Taiwan in 2025 to complete my mandatory military service, serving the 66th Marine Brigade. I am now a postdoctoral fellow at the NSF-Simons National Institute for Theory and Mathematics in Biology. CV.

I'm rather curious about understanding. I have definitely gone rouge with using AI.

Publications/Preprints in Pure Mathematics

• Categorification of local relative Langlands duality arXiv:2601.02258 Joint with Yuta Takaya.
• On a tamely ramified local relative Langlands conjecture via categorical representations arXiv:2510.25231 Joint with Toan Pham and Jize Yu.
• Mixed characteristic Casselman-Shalika. arXiv:2408.07953 Joint with Ashwin Iyengar and Konrad Zou.
• Integral aspects of Fourier duality for abelian varieties, manuscripta mathematica arXiv:2407.06184 Joint with Junaid Hasan, Hazem Hassan, Marcella Manivel, Lily McBeath, and Ben Moonen.
• K-theoretic proof of Atiyah-Singer Theorem Undergraduate thesis.

Sometimes, we can run multiagent systems, MARS. At the cost of 1B tokens (approx 800 USD if using API) to solve a maths problem.

Others

• When proofs are cheap, what is understanding for? Some thoughts after reading “On two metaphors for learning and the dangers of choosing just one”, Educational Researcher 27(2) (1998).

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