Research

Research Summary

I completed my Ph. D at Howard University under the direction of Professor Todd Drumm. My dissertation was an investigation of the discreteness problem for non-elementary rank 3 free subgroups of PSL(2, R). My research interests primarily fall within the (enveloping) theory of geometric structures on manifolds, the conceptual framework of which wonderfully exhibits rich intersections of geometry & topology, algebra, analysis, dynamics, and number theory. I count myself a happy geometer in that these interrelationships are profoundly rich, have broad application, and offer glimpses of the unity and harmony of mathematics as a whole.

Publications

– “A discreteness algorithm for 4-punctured sphere groups.” AMS Contemporary Mathematics Series, 2020; Volume 759. [arXiv:1703.08241].

– w/ Jean-Philippe Burelle, Sean Lawton: “Rank 1 character varieties of finitely presented groups.” Geometriae Dedicata, 192(1), 1-19. 2018. [arXiv:1910.10055].

Past Invited Talks & Presentations