Bio Summary

Data scientist and researcher.

I previously studied physics at Harvard and MIT. My graduate work was on the statisical physics and combinatorics of biomolecules, and my undergraduate work was on multiple SUSY breaking as a model of dark matter.

I taught in the MITES program in 2017 and 2018, and later published some thoughts on ways to improve physics education based on the experience ("The Missing Curriculum in Physics Problem-Solving Education").

Research Summary

• (2024) Large W limit of the knapsack problem.
  Physical Review E
  (One Page Summary)/PhysRevE.109.044151

• (2022) Derangement model of ligand-receptor binding.
  Computational and Mathematical Biophysics, 10(1), pp.123-166
  (One Page Summary)/[arxiv:2201.09471]

• (2019) Self-assembly of a dimer system.
  Physical Review E, 99(4), 042133.
  (One Page Summary)/[arxiv:1909.00455]

• (2018) Permutation glass.
  Physical Review E, 97(1), 012139.
  (One Page Summary)/[arxiv:1801.03231]

• (2017) Statistical physics of the symmetric group.
  Physical Review E, 95(4), 042126.
  (One Page Summary)/PhysRevE.95.042126

Contact [williams.mobolaji@gmail.com]