Papers |
- A generating function for counting mutually annihilating matrices over a finite field, in preparation. slides, handwritten notes
- Cohomology of configuration spaces on punctured varieties. pdf, arXiv page, slides
- Rationality for the Betti numbers of the unordered configuration spaces of points on the punctured torus, with G. Cheong, submitted. pdf, arXiv page, slides, video
- Unit equations on quaternions, Q. J. Math. 71 (2020), 1521–1534. pdf, published version, arXiv page
- Cohen–Lenstra distributions via random matrices over complete discrete valuation rings with finite residue fields, with G. Cheong, Illinois J. Math., to appear. pdf, arXiv page
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Research Talks (upcoming and past) |
- Algebra Seminar, University of Waterloo (Nov 25, 2020)
- Discrete Mathematics Seminar, University of British Columbia (Nov 24, 2020)
- Algebra and Algebraic Geometry Seminar, University of British Columbia (Nov 06, 2020).
- Student Combinatorics, University of Michigan–Ann Arbor (Sep 29, 2020).
- Rutgers Algebra Seminar, Rutgers University (Sep 23, 2020).
- UMN Combinatorics and Commutative Algebra Seminar, University of Minnesota (Sep 18, 2020).
- RTG: Number Theory Seminar, University of Michigan–Ann Arbor (Jul 29, 2020).
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Teaching |
I am teaching MATH 116: Calculus II in Winter 2021. If you are my student, please refer to your canvas site for more information.
I have previously taught MATH 105: Data, Functions and Graphs, MATH 115: Calculus I, MATH 116: Calculus II and EECS 203: Discrete Mathematics.
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Non-research writings |
- Handwritten notes on mass formulae predicting the distribution of number field discriminants, following a paper by Manjul Bhargava, for the final presentation of a topic course on arithmetic statistics in Winter 2020. It contains an attempt to explain a subtle mismatch in the quadratic case.
- Expository notes on quadratic forms and quadratic fields.
- Notes on elliptic curves with complex multiplication, attempting to fix a gap in Silverman's Advanced Topics in the arithmetic of elliptic curves, Theorem II.4.1.
- Notes on abelian varieties, written as final projects of the algebraic geometry course in Winter 2016 and the abelian variety course in Fall 2017.
- Two introductory notes on Chern classes. via Schubert calculus, via differential geometry
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