Polytopes

Mathematics

The research of Karola Meszaros, assistant professor of mathematics, is featured in this story on Cornell Research. 

Her work uses polytopes to answer questions about the coefficients of special families of polynomials, the basic building blocks of algebra.

Read the full Cornell Research piece.

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