Andrei Zabolotskii

I am a mathematician working on friezes, SL2-tilings and cluster algebras, as well as other topics. I am interested in combinatorial approaches to problems in geometry, number theory, topology, and algebra. I also like computational problems, mathematical visualisation, mathematical databases, and formalisation of proofs.

I am currently a last-year PhD student at the Open University (UK). My lead supervisor is Ian Short.

thumbnail: Farey graph, Ford circles, and the truncated Farey graph thumbnail: Maximally wild SL₂-tiling thumbnail: Sandpile on infinite grid thumbnail: Hofstadter's butterfly thumbnail: bicolored immersed directed curve and the corresponding embedded bouquet thumbnail: a multiset of trees

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I am an editor and a contributor to the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences. I published an expository article about it: The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences in 2021, Mat. Pros. Ser. 3 28, 199–212 (2021) (English translation available); and wrote a series of articles in the Kvant magazine about remarkable integer sequences.

I also made minor contributions to LMFDB, Erdős Problems, and other projects.

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Updated in April 2026.