In December 2024, I gave a class talk with Zachary Wallace-Wells, Zawad Chowdhury, and Bryan Lu on exceptional Lie algebras.
In November 2024, I gave a talk in the eCHT Kan Seminar about Intersection Homology and Perverse Sheaves.
In November 2024, I translated Egbert Brieskorn's paper on rational surface singularities from German to English. I was mindful of preserving as much of the original phrasing and formatting as possible. I am not aware of an existing translation.
I became interested in Du Val singularities because of their classification by the type-ADE Dynkin diagrams. This project was kindly suggested by Prof. Sándor Kovács.
In September 2024, I gave a talk in the eCHT Reading Seminar on Quadratic Curve Counting on Gromov-Witten invariants and quantum cohomology. Here are the complete schedule and notes: Curve Counting Notes (courtesy Thomas Brazelton).
In July 2024, I attended the Park City Math Institute on motivic homotopy theory. Here are the official lecture notes and exercises: PCMI Notes and Exercises. I attempted to solve selected exercises together with other graduate students. Feel free to send me an email if you would like to see a copy of my solutions. :)
In May 2024, I gave a talk in the UW DubTop Seminar, introducing different aspects of equivariant K-theory.
In Spring 2024, I gave a series of lectures on intersection theory in MATH583C. Here are some highlighted notes on famous enumerative results.
In February 2024, I gave a talk in the 1-2-3 Seminar, where I presented the enumeration of 27 lines on a cubic surface using the Atiyah-Bott localization formula. Here is a 3D model of the Clebsch cubic surface that I printed.
In December 2023, I gave a talk in the Student AAG Seminar on Algebraic K-Theory.
I maintain a blog with Linhang Huang. Together with a few graduate students at the UW, we try to understand the mathematical theory used behind neural network architectures: Neural Networks with Math
Interactive Bruhat graph for S4.
I wrote a program in Mathematica which takes in a polynomial with rational or Puiseux coefficients and outputs the graph of the tropical curve. The code is an extension of the following Wolfram Demonstrations Project.
I am a contributor to the ***Brackets package of the computer algebra system Macaulay2.