About me
I am a visiting assistant professor at Oberlin College. I received my PhD from Dartmouth College advised by Rosa Orellana. My research is in combinatorial representation theory.OfficeKing 204 |
Courses
- Oberlin Spring 2024: Math 133 Calculus I
Gallery
Teaching Tools:
![A screenshot of a frequency analysis tool](/assets/images/thumbnails/freq_screenshot.png)
Frequency Analysis Tool
A frequency analysis tool for substitution ciphers developed for use in the 2020 Summer Math Camp at Dartmouth
![A pair of tableaux used in the computation of the product of Schur functions](/assets/images/thumbnails/lr_screenshot.png)
L-R Rule
An interactive example of Remmel and Whitney's combinatorial rule for expanding the product of Schur functions
![Text boxes where students can enter sets to see the result of the operation on them.](/assets/images/thumbnails/mystery_set.png)
Mystery Set Operation
A tool for students to experiment with a set operation by providing two sets to test.
Student Work:
![A mentor and student standing in front of the student's poster](/assets/images/thumbnails/sofia_drp_preview.jpg)
Magical Mathematics
In the Winter term of 2023 I mentored Sofia Goncalves in the Dartmouth directed reading program out of the book Magical Mathematics.
Miscellany:
![A screenshot of a KenKen puzzle](/assets/images/thumbnails/gengen_screenshot.png)
Gengen
Gengen, a tool for generating KenKen puzzles (no promises that puzzles generated are solvable or have unique solutions)
![A close-up of a pie featuring a domino tiling of the Aztec diamond](/assets/images/thumbnails/arctic_pie.jpg)
Pie Art
Mathematical art in the form of pie including the arctic circle theorem, aperiodic monotiles, and pentagonal tilings.