About me

On this site I hope to post short articles about topics in mathematics, computer science, and related fields, along with showcases of projects that have caught my attention long enough so that I’ve produced something worth showcasing.

You can reach me through my GitHub profile . I’m always open to questions or feedback about anything I’ve made. If you find something wrong or broken on the website, I’d be grateful if you let me know.

My work

Right now I’m studying geometric flows under Mat Langford at ANU’s Mathematical Sciences Institute. I’m working on Ricci flow and a related conformal flow. (For the geometry fans out there, it’s the flow $\partial_t g_t = -R^\alpha g_t$; for now in 2 dimensions. The nonlinearity of this equation demands some interesting techniques when studying the behavior of solutions to this flow.)

See here for a 3-part series of accessible articles on research in curvature flows. See Anthony Carapetis’s page for an interactive visualization of the curve shortening flow, which is perhaps the simplest example of a curvature flow.

I also am generally involved in one or more programming or data analysis projects, for fun and profit, as well as reasons of employability (on that note, I’m looking for a postdoc position or a job!). In this direction, my interests tend towards game theory, algorithm design, and time-series analysis.

Notes

I write down many things, some of which may be interesting or useful to others.

• A reference for computations in Riemannian geometry. A bit rough and still in progress, but I find them to be an occasionally useful reference.

• These are (ChatGPT-edited) notes taken during Professor Jiewon Park’s lectures on applications of Łojasiewicz-Simon inequalities to gradient flows at the 2026 AMSI Winter School. I also have notes from Professor Christoph Böhm’s lectures at the same event that I hope to upload soon if I can get around to having an LLM edit them in a satisfactory way.