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talks

Spectra and cohomology theories.

Talk notes, Chroma 2022 summer seminar, 2022

I gave a high-level overview of spectra and their relations to (co)homology theories. The talk was provided for Chroma 2022, an undergraduate-run summer seminar in stable/chromatic homotopy theory.

The motivic lambda algebra.

Talk notes, Leadership Alliance National Symposium, 2022

A talk provided to non-mathematicians motivating (no pun intended) the motivic lambda algebra.

teaching

Interphase EDGE 2021.

Summer course, MIT Office of Minority Education, 2021

I was a multivariable calculus TA, helping rising MIT first-year students from underprivileged backgrounds.

18.02.

Undergraduate course, MIT Math Dept., 2022

I was a TA for 18.02 (multivariable calculus).

undergradprojects

Computing the homology of the motivic lambda algebra.

Summer research, University of Chicago - Math REU and Leadership Alliance SR-EIP, 2022

The classical lambda algebra is a differential graded algebra, whose homology is the \(E_2\) page of the Adams spectral sequence computing the stable homotopy groups of spheres. I investigated generalizations of the Curtis algorithm, an inductive process for computing this homology, to determining motivic Adams \(E_2\) pages.