most citedOn the number of connected components of random algebraic hypersurfaces

44 citations · 47 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

math.CO2024

The distribution of the length of the longest path in random acyclic orientations of a complete bipartite graph

Jessica Khera, Erik Lundberg

Randomly sampling an acyclic orientation on the complete bipartite graph with parts of size and , we investigate the length of the longest path. We provide a proba…

math.CV20231 cited

On the average number of zeros of random harmonic polynomials with i.i.d. coefficients: precise asymptotics

Erik Lundberg, Andrew Thomack

Addressing a problem posed by W. Li and A. Wei (2009), we investigate the average number of (complex) zeros of a random harmonic polynomial sampled from th…

math-ph2023

Multiplane gravitational lenses with an abundance of images

Charles R. Keeton, Erik Lundberg, Sean Perry

We consider gravitational lensing of a background source by a finite system of point-masses. The problem of determining the maximum possible number of lensed images has been comple…

math.AG2016

Random fields and the enumerative geometry of lines on real and complex hypersurfaces

Saugata Basu, Antonio Lerario, Erik Lundberg +1

We derive a formula expressing the average number of real lines on a random hypersurface of degree in in terms of the expected modulus of the…

math.CV20143 cited

Experiments on the zeros of harmonic polynomials using certified counting

Jonathan D. Hauenstein, Antonio Lerario, Erik Lundberg +1

Motivated by Wilmshurst's conjecture, we investigate the zeros of harmonic polynomials. We utilize a certified counting approach which is a combination of two methods from numerica…

math.AG201444 cited

On the number of connected components of random algebraic hypersurfaces

Yan Fyodorov, Antonio Lerario, Erik Lundberg

We study the expectation of the number of components of a random algebraic hypersurface defined by the zero set in projective space of a random homogen…