Expository Writing
I really enjoy expository writing, because it allows me to demonstrate my point of view on mathematics that might already have been understood by people who... aren't me. Click on the links below to read my work!
Notes on General Topology
21-651: General Topology | Carnegie Mellon University, Fall 2025
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A set of notes I am currently live-TeXing for a first-semester graduate course on General Topology taught by James Cummings at CMU in 2025.
Notes on Mathematical Logic
MATH70132: Mathematical Logic | Imperial College London, Spring 2025
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A set of notes I live-TeXed for a second-term Master's course on Mathematical Logic taught by David Evans at Imperial in 2025.
Notes on Lie Algebras
MATH70062: Lie Algebras | Imperial College London, Winter 2024
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A set of notes I live-TeXed for a first-term Master's course on Lie Algebras taught by Ambrus Pál at Imperial in 2024.
Notes on Representation Theory
MATH-314: Representation Theory of Finite Groups | EPFL, Spring 2024
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A set of notes I live-TeXed for a final-semester undergraduate course on Representation Theory taught by Aluna Rizzoli at EPFL in 2024.
Designing a Mathematical Mandala
Pages 43-47, Mathematics Today, April 2024
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In this article, I describe how to design a work of Mandala Art using relatively simple mathematics.