Daniil Rudenko
I am assistant professor at the University of Chicago. My main focus is the connection between multiple
polylogarithms and algebraic K-theory fields. I am interested in topics around scissors congruence. I am also very
fond of the trigonometry of a tetrahedron. CV 2025
For 18,783 mathematical problems published in the British periodical Educational Times, visit the database
woollymathematics created in collaboration with S. Despeaux and S. Vorobiev.
Publications and Preprints
Multiple polylogarithms and the Steinberg module, with S. Charlton and D. Radchenko
The Hopf algebra of multiple polylogarithms, with S. Charlton, A. Matveiakin, and D. Radchenko
Joseph Wolstenholme and the Trigonometry of Tetrahedra
On the Goncharov Depth Conjecture and polylogarithms of depth two, with S. Charlton, A. Matveiakin, and
D. Radchenko, Selecta Mathematica (2024)
Cluster Polylogarithms, with A. Matveiakin
On the Goncharov depth conjecture and a formula for volumes of orthoschemes, JAMS (2023)
Rational Elliptic Surfaces and the Trigonometry of Tetrahedra, Inventiones mathematicae (2021)
Motivic correlators, cluster varieties and Zagier's conjecture on ζ(F,4), with A. Goncharov
The Strong Suslin Reciprocity Law, Compositio mathematica (2021)
A property of trivalent graphs related to equidissections
Selected Talks
Multiple Polylogarithms, Algebraic K-Theory, and the Steinberg Module, IAS, May 2025
Volumes of hyperbolic polytopes, cluster polylogarithms, and the Goncharov depth conjecture,
Conference "On the Crossroads of Algebra, Geometry and Physics," Yale, May 2022
Rational Elliptic Surfaces and Trigonometry of Non-Euclidean Tetrahedra, Stanford, May 2022