Contact

Email: bmhuang at mit dot edu

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This is the academic homepage of Brice Huang. Since January 2020, I have been a PhD student in EECS at MIT, where I am fortunate to be advised by Guy Bresler and Nike Sun. I was previously an undergraduate at MIT, where I majored in mathematics and EECS.

I am interested in high-dimensional probability and statistical physics, especially the limits of efficient algorithms in these settings.

I am grateful to be supported by a Google PhD Fellowship. I was previously supported by a NSF Graduate Fellowship (2020-23) and a Siebel Scholarship (2020-21).

Selected Papers

See my research page for a full list.

• B. Huang and M. Sellke. A Constructive Proof of the Spherical Parisi Formula.
  Preprint 2023.

• B. Huang and M. Sellke. Strong Topological Trivialization of Multi-Species Spherical Spin Glasses.
  Preprint 2023.

• S. Chen, B. Huang, J. Li, and A. Liu. Tight Bounds for Quantum State Certification with Incoherent Measurements
  FOCS 2022.

• B. Huang and M. Sellke. Tight Lipschitz Hardness for Optimizing Mean Field Spin Glasses.
  FOCS 2022.

• G. Bresler and B. Huang. The Algorithmic Phase Transition of Random k-SAT for Low Degree Polynomials.
  FOCS 2021.