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Welcome to my website! I’m a fourth year math PhD student at University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. My advisor is Richard Rimanyi. I graduated from University of Texas at Austin in May 2021, with a Bachelor of Science in Math and Physics. My research interests are neighborhoods of algebraic geometry, high energy mathematical physics (especially mirror symmetry, QFT/TQFT, and string theory), and geometric representation theory. Nowadays I am specifically thinking about: Geometry/combinatorics of bow varieties, Thom polynomials and their generalizations (csm and ssm classes), and vertex functions on quiver varieties. Warning: This list is highly volatile.

When I’m not doing math, I enjoy working out (running/weightlifting), slowly learning guitar, and creating lists that obey the rule of three.

jGMRT

Research

CV

Teaching

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For a complete list of talks and conferences, see my CV.

Talks given (In an epsilon neighborhood of today):

Algebraic Topology of Configuration Spaces – TBD, jGMRT @ UNC-CH.

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Stable Envelopes for T*P^n – September 2023, Stable Envelopes Seminar @ UNC-CH.

Cohomology ring of the full flag variety – August 2023, jGMRT @ UNC-CH.

27 Lines via Equivariant Localization – April 2023, Equivariant Cohomology Seminar @ UNC-CH.

Conferences attended (In an epsilon neighborhood of today):

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Geometric Representation Theory and Moduli Spaces – Nov 2023, UNC-CH