ncday [at] ncsu [dot] edu
Office: SAS Hall 4110
I am a Postdoctoral scholar at North Carolina State University under the mentorship of Irina Kogan.
My research interests lie broadly in differential geometry and Cartan's method of moving frames. I take special interest in the local geometry of vector distributions. My PhD research continued to develop the symplectification procedure, a method for assigning moving frames to vector distributions originated by Boris Doubrov and Igor Zelenko, my PhD advisor. I also study and apply Tanaka theory.