About Me

I am currently a fourth year graduate student at the University of Western Ontario under the supervision of Masoud Khalkhali. 

I am generally interested in mathematical physics, especially in the areas of Random Matrix Theory and Noncommutative Geometry.  My main research lies at an intersection of these two fields: Dirac ensembles. Dirac ensembles are matrix ensembles that arise from constructing path integrals over certain classes of real finite spectral triples. 

 I also have been researching applications of random matrices in quantum chaos. In particular, I am interested in how quickly generic quantum systems reach equilibrium in late time.