Rate My Professor Enrique Treviño

Treviño's areas of specialization are analytic number theory and computational number theory, complemented by interests in recreational mathematics. His research addresses topics such as the least quadratic non-residue, the least inert prime in real quadratic fields, concrete inequalities, partitioning powers into sets of equal sum, and sets whose subsets have integer means. Notable publications include "The primes that Euclid forgot" with Paul Pollack in the American Mathematical Monthly (2014), "Sums of proper powers" with Paul Pollack (2021), "On the sum of k-th powers in terms of earlier sums" with S. J. Miller in The College Mathematics Journal (2022), and the translation of "Cuban Mathematical Olympiads" by Robert Bosch (2017). Awards include the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award in 2020 for research and lecturing at Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo, Swarthmore College Research Award (2011-2013), and GAANN Fellowship (2006-2007). He ranked in the top 200 of the 66th Putnam Competition in 2005. Treviño contributes to mathematical competitions as co-editor in chief of the USA Mathematical Olympiad since 2022, member of the Mexican Mathematical Olympiad Committee since 2015, and coach for Mexico at the International Mathematical Olympiad, including co-coaching in 2024. He actively mentors undergraduates, co-authoring multiple papers with students.