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Saar Bader

Mathematics researcher (pure math / group theory) at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology; collaborates with father Uri Bader, brother Shaked Bader, and Roman Sauer.

Aug 25, 2026

7:18
So Sah, what about you? How did you come to mathematics?
7:22
So from a very young age, age, my dad taught me mathematics.
7:28
Uh, like, um, modular arithmetic and, and more advanced things, like calculus and algebra and so on.
7:36
And I just knew that, that I want to do that.
7:39
I want to learn-

11 MINS LATER

18:46
Here's Saar again.
18:48
You know, what, what is this rigidity? So f- if you have, for example, you have, uh, a group which is in, in some natural sense, uh, it- it's a group of symmetries of an n- n- n-dimensional, um, space.
19:09
So one can ask, can this group, which is naturally...
6:54
So Saar, what about you? How did you come to mathematics?
6:58
So from a very young age, age, my dad taught me mathematics.
7:04
Uh, like, um, modular arithmetic and- and more advanced things, like calculus, linear algebra, and so on.
7:12
And I just knew that- that I want to do that.
7:15
I want to-

11 MINS LATER

18:22
Here's Saar again.
18:24
You know, what, what is this rigidity? So f- if you have, for example, you have, uh, a group which is in, in some natural sense, uh, it, it's a group of symmetries of an n, n, n-dimensional, um, space.
18:45
So one can ask, can this group, which is naturally...

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