Timothy Kilbourn's Homepage

I am a recent graduate of the math department at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. I completed a Ph.D. in mathematics in August 2007. In September 2007, I began working for Google as a software engineer.

In 2001 I graduated from the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology with a B.S. in mathematics and computer science. From March 2001 to August 2002 I worked as a software engineer at Software Engineering Professionals in Carmel, Indiana.

Books for sale

MNTCG 4: Midwest Number Theory Conference for Graduate Students, October 28-29, 2006, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Links:

Math links

UIUC Math Department Homepage
Complex Analysis study material
William Stein's homepage, with lots of good modular forms links
John Cremona's homepage, including his (online) book Algorithms for Modular Elliptic Curves
J.S. Milne's homepage, with all of his online books
Allen Hatcher's homepage, including his online books on algebraic topology
Some works of Alexander Grothendieck, including EGA (E'le'ments de ge'ome'trie alge'brique)
David Mumford's Red Book of Varieties and Schemes (may require a subscription to SpringerLink)

Seminars organized

Summer 2005 Number Theory seminar
Spring 2005 Number Theory seminar
Summer 2004 Number Theory seminar

Previous courses

Fall 2006: Math 124 B1
Spring 2006: Math 118 G1
Fall 2005: MATH 118 E1
Spring 2003: MATH 225 Q8
Fall 2003: MATH 130 D2

Software

check-gmail: a commandline program to check a Gmail account for new messages
This Python script can monitor your Gmail account for new messages and print out a summary of them on the commandline. (gmailatom.py is required to be in your PYTHONPATH or in the same directory as check-gmail.py.)

To use check-gmail, download both files by right-clicking and select "Save as...". Then run "check-gmail.py -u Username" to check for new messages at Username@gmail.com. You can run "check-gmail.py --help" for more options. (Note for UNIX/Linux, you may have to set check-gmail.py to be executable. Run "chmod +x check-gmail.py" after you have downloaded the file to do this.)

Requirements: Python 2.3 or greater.