Jade Edenstar Master

I am currently a software engineer working on the finance backend for HSS ProService. Before that I was a research associate at the Mathematically Structured Programming Group working on the coalgebraic foundations of quantitative formal verification. Before that I completed my Ph.D at University of California Riverside studying categorical Petri nets and network theory with John Baez.  From 2012 to 2016 I completed a B.S. in Applied Math and a B.S. in Physics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. I'm friendly! drop me a note if you need anything. Check out the videos in the talk section of this site for an introduction to my work.

Contact

jadeedenstarmaster@gmail.com

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What's New

Composing Behaviors of Networks, PhD Thesis, 2021.

Can Enriched Category Theory Compute? 

Published Papers





Video abstract


Joint winner of the ACT 2018 best paper prize


Preprints

Abstract: My short answer to this question is that homology is powerful because it computes invariants of higher categories. In this article we show how this true by taking a leisurely tour of the connection between category theory and homological algebra.


Blog Posts

Here is a blog post I wrote about representing Euler's method using free categories:

Here is a blog post I wrote about a formal connection between linear algebra and enriched category theory:

Here is a blog post I wrote about marked Petri nets:

Here is a blog post I wrote about my work on generalizations of Petri nets:

Here is a blog post I wrote about Linguistics in Category Theory:

Here is a blog post that John Baez wrote about our work on open Petri nets:

I am writing a series of blog posts about the Grothendieck construction called Let's Grothendieck Everything In Sight:

I've also been writing about about dynamical systems and category theory:

Talks

Awarded Best Student Presentation at SYCO4


Other Workshops and Service