I’m a fifth-year PhD candidate at the University of California, Irvine. My advisor is Jesse Wolfson. I am interested in studying the topology of algebraic/analytic varieties and their applications to number theory, using concepts and tools that have emerged from the philosophy of motives. I am also interested in topological phases of matter. I am on the job market. Here is my CV

I did my bachelors in mathematics from the University of Chicago, where I ran the undergradate applied mathematics club!

Preprints:

• Dehn-Sydler-Jessen Via Homological Algebra

• Motivic Splittings For Symmetric Matrices

• Weight Filtrations and Derived Motivic Measures Submitted for publication.

• The Standard Realizations for the K-Theory of Varieties (with Oliver Braunling and Michael Groechenig). Submitted for publication, in revision.

Expository Papers:

• An Introduction to Brownian Motion
• The Fourier Operator and The Characteristic Function
• An Introduction to Wall’s Obstruction Theorem
• A Very Brief Introduction to the Path Integral in QM

Translations:

• Ludwig Bieberbach’s: “Remarks on Hilbert’s Thirteenth Problem” and Addendum