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Broadly I am interested in mathematic problems inspired by physics, in particular quantum and statistical mechanics, and I use methods from combinatorics, probability, and geometry to solve these problems. Of late, I have been studying the scaling limit of two-dimensional dimer models.
Simulation of an Aztec diamond with two sets of two-periodic weights. Simulation created with the help of code by Sunil Chhita and Leo Petrov.
Simulation of the Aztec Diamond with two-periodic weight on one portion and uniform weights on the other. Simulation created with the help of code by Sunil Chhita and Leo Petrov.