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Daniel J. Katz

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California State University--Northridge

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College of Science and Mathematics

School Of Science And Mathematics

Department Of Mathematics

Daniel J. Katz is currently serving as a College Of Science And Mathematics Professor at California State University--Northridge.

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information theory computer science mathematics applied mathematics abelian codes weil sums data science communication theory valuation combinatorial theory algebra cryptography informatics theoretical computer science mathematical analysis abstract and applied analysis mathematical optimization approximate reasoning boundary value problems commutative algebra abstract algebra uncertainty formalism variational analysis uncertainty principle theoretical analysis algebraic coding theory combinatorial pattern matching sequence analysis sequence modelling sequence assembly essential prime divisors old conjectures sequence pairs peak crosscorrelation peak sidelobe level golay-rudin-shapiro sequences rudin-shapiro-like sequences last conjecture improved uncertainty principle nonvanishing minors theorem p-adic estimates galois rings four-valued families rudin-shapiro-like polynomials rational mechanic pure mathematics complex analysis theory of computation mathematical programming mathematical logic spectral theory computational science mathematical sciences real analysis mathematical physics algebraic number theory scientific computing computational complexity discrete mathematics mathematics education number theory logic in computer science computational physics noncommutative geometry numerical mathematics automated deduction category theory system science discrete algorithms general systems computational mathematics philosophy of mathematics difference equations natural computing combinatorics numerical algorithms memetic computing set theory

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Limiting Moments of Autocorrelation Demerit Factors of Binary Sequences. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2025)

Sequences With Identical Autocorrelation Functions. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2025)

Rationality of Four-Valued Families of Weil Sums of Binomials. Journal of Number Theory (2024)

Daniel J. KatzAllison E. Wong

weil sumsrationalitynumber theorymathematicsfour-valued families

Sequence Pairs With Lowest Combined Autocorrelation and Crosscorrelation. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2022)

Daniel J. KatzEli Moore

sequence pairsdata sciencecommunication theoryinformation theory

An Improved Uncertainty Principle for Functions With Symmetry. Journal of Algebra (2021)

uncertainty formalismmathematical optimizationabstract and applied analysisapplied mathematicsmathematicssymmetryapproximate reasoningvariational analysisuncertainty principleimproved uncertainty principleuncertainty analysisuncertainty quantificationboundary value problems

Peak Sidelobe Level and Peak Crosscorrelation of Golay–Rudin–Shapiro Sequences. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2021)

Daniel J. KatzCourtney M. van der Linden

peak crosscorrelationinformation theorycomputer scienceinformaticspeak sidelobe levelgolay-rudin-shapiro sequenceselectrical engineering

The Resolution of Niho’s Last Conjecture Concerning Sequences, Codes, and Boolean Functions. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2021)

Tor HellesethDaniel J. KatzChunlei Li

last conjecturecommunication theorycomputer scienceinformation theory

Rudin-Shapiro-Like Sequences With Maximum Asymptotic Merit Factor. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2020)

Daniel J. KatzSangman LeeStanislav A. Trunov

theoretical computer sciencecomputer sciencerudin-shapiro-like sequencesinformation theory

Crosscorrelation of Rudin–Shapiro-Like Polynomials. Applied and Computational Harmonic Analysis (2018)

On ChebotarëV's Nonvanishing Minors Theorem and the Biró-Meshulam-Tao Discrete Uncertainty Principle. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

Stephan Ramon GarciaGizem KaraaliDaniel J. Katz

theoretical analysiscomputational complexityapplied mathematicsnonvanishing minors theoremparticle physics

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Daniel J. Katz

Professor

California State University--Northridge

Affiliations

College of Science and Mathematics

School Of Science And Mathematics

Department Of Mathematics

Daniel J. Katz is currently serving as a College Of Science And Mathematics Professor at California State University--Northridge.

Honors

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California State University--Northridge

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Limiting Moments of Autocorrelation Demerit Factors of Binary Sequences. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2025)

Sequences With Identical Autocorrelation Functions. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2025)

Rationality of Four-Valued Families of Weil Sums of Binomials. Journal of Number Theory (2024)

Daniel J. KatzAllison E. Wong

weil sumsrationalitynumber theorymathematicsfour-valued families

Sequence Pairs With Lowest Combined Autocorrelation and Crosscorrelation. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2022)

Daniel J. KatzEli Moore

sequence pairsdata sciencecommunication theoryinformation theory

An Improved Uncertainty Principle for Functions With Symmetry. Journal of Algebra (2021)

Peak Sidelobe Level and Peak Crosscorrelation of Golay–Rudin–Shapiro Sequences. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2021)

Daniel J. KatzCourtney M. van der Linden

peak crosscorrelationinformation theorycomputer scienceinformaticspeak sidelobe levelgolay-rudin-shapiro sequenceselectrical engineering

The Resolution of Niho’s Last Conjecture Concerning Sequences, Codes, and Boolean Functions. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2021)

Tor HellesethDaniel J. KatzChunlei Li

last conjecturecommunication theorycomputer scienceinformation theory

Rudin-Shapiro-Like Sequences With Maximum Asymptotic Merit Factor. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory (2020)

Daniel J. KatzSangman LeeStanislav A. Trunov

theoretical computer sciencecomputer sciencerudin-shapiro-like sequencesinformation theory

Crosscorrelation of Rudin–Shapiro-Like Polynomials. Applied and Computational Harmonic Analysis (2018)

On ChebotarëV's Nonvanishing Minors Theorem and the Biró-Meshulam-Tao Discrete Uncertainty Principle. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

Stephan Ramon GarciaGizem KaraaliDaniel J. Katz

theoretical analysiscomputational complexityapplied mathematicsnonvanishing minors theoremparticle physics

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