Sam Harris

Samuel Harris

Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Northern Arizona University

Office: AMB 102
Email: samuel.harris (at) nau.edu

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Welcome! I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Northern Arizona University. Before that, I was a Visiting Assistant Professor and NSERC Postdoctoral Fellow at Texas A&M University. I received my Ph.D. in Pure Mathematics from the University of Waterloo, Canada.

Preprints

Quantum no-signalling bicorrelations (with M. Brannan, I. Todorov and L. Turowska) arXiv:2302.04268

Publications

Universality of graph homomorphism games and the quantum coloring problem Annales Henri Poincaré (online), 2024. arXiv:2305.18116

Crossed product equivalence of quantum automorphism groups (with M. Brannan, F. Elzinga and M. Yamashita) International Mathematics Research Notices (online), 2023. arXiv:2202.04714

Synchronicity in quantum non-local games (with M. Brannan, I. Todorov and L. Turowska) Journal of Functional Analysis 284 (2), 2023, 109738. arXiv:2106.11489

The quantum-to-classical graph homomorphism game (with M. Brannan and P. Ganesan) Journal of Mathematical Physics 63 (11), 2022, 112204, arXiv:2009.07229

Synchronous games with *-isomorphic game algebras Quantum Information and Computation 22 (11 & 12), 2022, 924--946. arXiv:2109.04859

Bipartite matrix-valued tensor product correlations that are not finitely representable Communications in Mathematical Physics 382, 2021, 709--720. arXiv:1806.08745

Bigalois extensions and the graph isomorphism game (with M. Brannan, A. Chirvasitu, K. Eifler, V. Paulsen, X. Su and M. Wasilweski) Communications in Mathematical Physics 375, 2020, 1777--1809. arXiv:1812.11474

Quantum teleportation and super-dense coding in operator algebras (with L. Gao and M. Junge) International Mathematics Research Notices, 2021 (12), 2021, 9147--9179. arXiv:1709.02785

A non-commutative unitary analogue of Kirchberg's conjecture Indiana University Mathematics Journal 68 (2), 2019, 503--536. arXiv:1608.03229

Crossed products of operator systems (with S-.J. Kim) Journal of Functional Analysis 276 (7), 2019, 2156--2193. arXiv:1803.10759

Schur multipliers and mixed unitary maps (with R. Levene, V. Paulsen, S. Plosker and M. Rahaman) Journal of Mathematical Physics 59 (11), 2018, 112201, 11 pages. arXiv:1807.06491

Connes' embedding problem and winning strategies for quantum XOR games Journal of Mathematical Physics 58 (12), 2017, 122203, 9 pages. arXiv:1706.02349

Unitary correlation sets (with V. Paulsen) Integral Equations and Operator Theory 89 (1), 2017, 125--149. arXiv:1612.02791

Teaching

• Northern Arizona University:

Summer 2024

MAT 316 - Linear Algebra (Section 001)

Spring 2024

MAT 316 - Linear Algebra (Section 002)

Spring 2024

MAT 431 - Elementary Real Analysis (Section 001)

Fall 2023

MAT 531 - Real Analysis (Section 001)

Fall 2023

MAT 239 - Differential Equations (Section 004)

Summer 2023

MAT 316 - Linear Algebra (Section 001)

Spring 2023

MAT 535 - Complex Analysis (Section 001)

Spring 2023

MAT 239 - Differential Equations (Section 001)

Fall 2022

MAT 531 - Real Analysis (Section 001)

Fall 2022

MAT 316 - Linear Algebra (Section 001)

• Texas A&M University:

Summer 2022

MATH 433 - Applied Algebra (Section 100, online)

Spring 2022

MATH 323 - Linear Algebra (Section 501)

Spring 2022

MATH 433 - Applied Algebra (Section 500)

Fall 2021

MATH 470 - Communication and Cryptography (Section 503)

Fall 2021

SCEN 100 - Hullabaloo U - First Year Seminar (Section 501)

Summer 2021

MATH 433 - Applied Algebra (Section 100, online)

Spring 2021

MATH 409 - Advanced Calculus I (Section 501, online)

Fall 2020

MATH 251 - Engineering Mathematics III (Sections 502 & 503, online)

Summer 2020

MATH 433 - Applied Algebra (Section 100, online)

Spring 2020

MATH 308 - Differential Equations (Sections 504 & 505, partially online)

Fall 2019

MATH 251 - Engineering Mathematics III (Section 519)

• University of Waterloo:

Winter 2019

MATH 127 - Calculus 1 for the Sciences

Spring 2018

PMATH 336 - Introduction to Group Theory and Applications