I am a doctoral candidate at the University of Washington studying geometric measure theory and variational problems under the supervision of Tatiana Toro. I am an RTG fellow under the NSF Inverse Problems and PDE grant. In addition to solving interesting problems, I also enjoy playing guitar, climbing, biking, and cooking.

I graduated from the University of Colorado summa cum laude in math with a minor in computer science.

I study geometric measure theory, variational problems, and elliptic PDE under the guidance of Professor Tatiana Toro. I am particularly interested in singular set geometry and computational aspects of the above.

• Singular points of Hölder asymptotically optimally doubling measures. Preprint. arXiv
• Joint w/ the following. Supercharacters, symmetric functions in noncommuting variables, and related Hopf algebras. Advances in Math 229 (2012), no. 4, 2310-2337. arXiv
• Joint w/ Nat Thiem. Nonzero coefficients in restriction and tensor products of supercharacters of U_n(q). Advances in Math 227 (2011), 40-72. arXiv
• Restriction of supercharacters of U_n(2). Undergraduate Honors Thesis (2009) at the University of Colorado, Boulder. pdf

Last quarter I taught Math 324 E, advanced multivariable calculus.

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I founded and organize the Graduate Student Analysis Seminar. Please email me if you are interested in giving a talk.

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