I am a graduate student of Les Saper. For my thesis, I have been calculating L2 cohomology groups of incomplete metrics coming from singular complex varieties. This work is an interesting example of the interplay between analysis and topology.
I have done work in several other fields as well, including mathematical neuroscience, applied sheaf theory, and applied topology more broadly.
Office Location: | 274G Physics |
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BS | Washington State University | 2013 |
Current projects: Some Results on Max Intersection-Complete Codes, Decomposing Vineyards with Sheaf Theory
I am a student of Les Saper, with broad interests in algebraic topology and complex geometry. I am also interested in many other fields of mathematics, including geometric analysis, functional analysis, representation theory, stochastic analysis, and applied topology, especially persistent homology.