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Hi, I am Aarav Gupta, and I am currently a 14-year-old studying in high school as a freshman. I am a math enthusiast, and I am currently preparing for math olympiads. I am particularly interested in the field of combinatorics, as it has a lot of applications, and some interesting questions come from it.
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I would like to create a piece of content highlighting different combinatorical ideas such as pigeonhole principle, double counting, graph theory, and applications in computer science.
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I am hoping for someone who can create a video, and is comfortable in using softwares such as manim
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My email is aargup934@gmail.com, and my discord is Aarav#9559
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About the author
(Let people know about your current role, institution, field of expertise, or anything else that might be relevant.)
Hi, I am Aarav Gupta, and I am currently a 14-year-old studying in high school as a freshman. I am a math enthusiast, and I am currently preparing for math olympiads. I am particularly interested in the field of combinatorics, as it has a lot of applications, and some interesting questions come from it.
Quick Summary
(Offer a brief pitch for the lesson you'd like to create. Who is the target audience, and what are you hoping they'll get from the lesson?)
I would like to create a piece of content highlighting different combinatorical ideas such as pigeonhole principle, double counting, graph theory, and applications in computer science.
Target medium
(Are you hoping for your idea to be produced into a video? An illustrated/interactive article? What skillsets are you looking for in a collaborator?)
I am hoping for someone who can create a video, and is comfortable in using softwares such as manim
More details
(If this is a topic you've written about elsewhere, e.g. in a paper or blog post, please leave a link.)
(If you have an outline or storyboard for the topic, include it here. The more detail the better.)
Contact details
(What's the best way for people to contact you?)
My email is aargup934@gmail.com, and my discord is Aarav#9559
Additional context
(Is there any other relevant information? Additional sources pertinent to the discussion?)
(Any additional licensing information? If you do not say anything, this post will be considered CC-BY.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: