Arthur Penhaligon

Arthur validates the core algorithms behind our pure mathematics calculators. By stress-testing our tools against advanced number theory and applied mathematical models, he guarantees that complex geometric and algebraic outputs remain perfectly exact.

Experience

When a tool involves complex matrices, trigonometric proofs, or prime factoring, Arthur is the one breaking down the logic. His academic background involves modeling chaotic systems and testing cryptography algorithms. He serves as an adjunct professor, teaching advanced calculus and discrete math, which helps him keep our core math calculators both mathematically rigorous and logically sound.

Education

Arthur defended his dissertation in Applied Mathematics at MIT in 2016.