Latest CV

(updated 01/05/2019)

Papers

Instability-triggered Oscillations of Active Microfilaments
J.R.S.Interface

Dynamical Effects of Accelerometer Misalignment Assumptions on GRACE
Draft

Application of Discrete Exterior Calculus on Exact Conservation Finite Element Methods
pdf

Notes

(co)fiber sequences and π_3(S^2)
Draft

Taking derivatives of eigenvalues gave me more headaches than I thought. If you are dumb like me, read this.

Codes

2D Discrete Inverse Spectral Problem
project page

Talks

SoCalFluids XII (2018) slides

APS DFD 2017 / March Meeting 2018 improved slides

for UT Math Club: Lusternik-Schnirelmann category and its cousins, UT Austin Spring 2016

DRP: (co)fiber sequences and π_3(S^2), UT Austin Fall 2015
Long, medium, and short notes (very rough, for a better version see above)

Dynamical effects of ACC misalignment for GRACE, Phase I progress report, CSR Summer 2015
slides

DRP: What is Persistent Homology?, UT Austin Spring 2015
slides

DRP: Cohomology of Projective Spaces, UT Austin Fall 2014
slides

DRP: Classification of Du Val Singularities, UT Austin Spring 2014
slides

Art-ish

Here is a lifting pun.

Here is a catzilla invasion.

Here is an astronaut confused about gravity.

Here is where I would like to work.

And click here for something completely different:

If I were Springer-Verlag Graduate Texts in Mathematics,

I would be a combination of the following according to the questionnaire...

Robin Hartshorne's Algebraic Geometry

Saunders Mac Lane's Categories for the Working Mathematician

William S. Massey's A Basic Course in Algebraic Topology

W.B.R. Lickorish's An Introduction to Knot Theory

J.-P. Serre's Linear Representations of Finite Groups

So I suppose I should go ahead to keep working on my skills in AG, AT and cats then learn more Knot theory and Rep theory to fulfill my destiny!

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