2026 David W. Boyd: Mathematics Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Mathematics	31	3309	2951	135	124	95	4925

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Mathematics

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4925

Overview

David W. Boyd is affiliated with the University of British Columbia in Canada. Their academic profile reflects involvement in research primarily connected to this institution.

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Best Publications

On nonlinear contractions

Unknown

1266
Citations
SERIES REPRESENTATIONS OF DISTRIBUTIONS OF QUADRATIC FORMS IN NORMAL VARIABLES, I. CENTRAL CASE,

Samuel Kotz;N. L. Johnson;D. W. Boyd

296
Citations
Indices of Function Spaces and their Relationship to Interpolation

David W. Boyd

266
Citations
Mahler's Measure and Special Values of L-functions

David W. Boyd

262
Citations
Speculations concerning the range of Mahler's measure

David W. Boyd

260
Citations
Indices for the Orlicz spaces.

David W. Boyd

122
Citations
The residual set dimension of the Apollonian packing

David W. Boyd

121
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The Hilbert Transform on Rearrangement-Invariant Spaces

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121
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Small Salem numbers

David W. Boyd

114
Citations
Reciprocal polynomials having small measure. II

David W. Boyd

103
Citations
Kronecker's theorem and Lehmer's problem for polynomials in several variables

David W Boyd

98
Citations
Mahler's Measure and the Dilogarithm (I)

David W. Boyd;Fernando Rodriguez-Villegas

89
Citations
Pisot and Salem numbers in intervals of the real line

David W. Boyd

86
Citations
On the beta expansion for Salem numbers of degree 6

David W. Boyd

85
Citations
BEST CONSTANTS IN A CLASS OF INTEGRAL INEQUALITIES

David W. Boyd

84
Citations
The osculatory packing of a three dimensional sphere

David W. Boyd

83
Citations
The sequence of radii of the Apollonian packing

David W. Boyd

78
Citations
Multiple Roots of [−1, 1] Power Series

Franck Beaucoup;Peter Borwein;David W. Boyd;Christopher Pinner

72
Citations
A p-adic Study of the Partial Sums of the Harmonic Series

David W. Boyd

70
Citations
Salem numbers of degree four have periodic expansions

David W. Boyd

67
Citations
On a problem of Byrnes concerning polynomials with restricted coefficients

David W. Boyd

58
Citations
Mahler's Measure and the Dilogarithm (II)

David W. Boyd;Fernando Rodriguez-Villegas;Nathan M. Dunfield

33
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Peter Borwein Simon Fraser University

Leonard Carlitz Duke University

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