Research
My research focuses on free boundary problems in fluid mechanics. I am currently studying Muskat and Hele-Shaw flows.
Learning Seminars
Informal Reading Seminar on PDE and Harmonic Analysis (Website)
Expository Notes
Notes on PDE and Harmonic Analysis (PDE, HA)
These notes were started as I prepared for my preliminary exam (more info here). They serve as foundational knowledge for my research and are evolving over time.
Global Stability of Minkowski Spacetime (Link)
I provide an introduction to the seminal work of Christoudoulous and Klainerman on global nonlinear stability of Minkowski spacetime. In PDE language, this is a small data global wellposedness result for the Einstein vacuum equation.
This note also serves as the final project of MATH 636 at the University of Michigan, a course on mathematical general relativity taught by professor Lydia Bieri in Winter 2024.
Introduction to Minimal Surfaces (Link)
I provide an introduction to the theory of minimal surfaces. I am primarily following A Course on Minimal Surfaces by Colding and Minicozzi, and I also referred to this note by Ao Sun. Many details were reconstructed according to my personal preference.
This note also serves as the final project of MATH 635 at the University of Michigan, a course on Riemannian Geometry taught by professor Lydia Bieri in Winter 2023.
The Prime Number Theorem (Link)
I provide an exposition on the proof of the prime number theorem. The approach I am following is adapted from professor Rowan Killip's lecture notes for MATH 246B at UCLA, while many intermediate gaps were filled by myself.
This note also serves as the final project for a class MATH 205A at UCLA, taught by professor William Duke on analytic number theory in Fall 2020.
More information can be found on my blog.