About me

I am a visiting assistant professor at UC Santa Barbara. I received my PhD from university of Utah under the supervision of Aaron Bertram and my master's degree from Ohio State University under the supervision of Emanuele Macrì.

Here is my CV.

Research

My research interest lies in algebraic geometry, with emphases on derived category of sheaves, moduli of sheaves and complexes, cubic fourfolds and noncommutative K3, Frobenius structures on spaces of Bridgeland stability conditions.

Preprints

1. O'Grady's birational maps and strange duality via wall-hitting . International Journal of MathematicsVol. 30, No. 09, 1950044 (2019), also available on arxiv.
2. The Voisin map via families of extensions (arxiv).

Posters

O'Grady's birational maps via wall-crossing.

The Voisin map via families of extensions.

Toward a Frobenius structure on a stability manifold.

Links

Integral filtrations and C*-equivariant actions (a study note with Thomas Goller & Franco Rota).

Algebraic geometry student seminar

Algebraic geometry group at Utah

Teaching

UC Santa Barbara

Fall 2019

Math 4B: Differential Equations.

Math 117: Methods of Analysis.

Students please see GauchoSpace for course information.

University of Utah

Ohio State University