Math PhD student @ Caltech
I recently graduated from Caltech with a PhD in mathematics under Professor Nikolai Makarov. My research has focused on the areas of geometric function theory, potential theory, complex analysis, and complex dynamics. I graduated from Cornell University in 2021 with a BA in Mathematics. See my CV for more information.
arXiv:2604.10394 [math.CV]. 2026 April
arXiv:2509.03777 [math.CV]. 2025 Sept
PUCP Pro Mathematica, vol. 31(62), 2021, pp. 61-93
AAS Space Flight Mechanics Meeting, 2021
SIAM International Conference on Data Mining, 2021 Apr
Astrodynamics Specialist Conference, AAS, Portland, ME, 2019 Aug
Caltech Department of Mathematics, 05/22/2026
UT Dallas Complex (Analysis and Dynamics) II, 2026
35th International Workshop on Operator Theory and its Applications, University of Kent, 2024
KIAS Random Matrices and Related Topics in Jeju, 2024
GPU-accelerated interactive explorer for complex dynamics.
Visualize the relationship between the parameter space and dynamical plane in real time.
A tool for visualizing Arnold Tongues.
An interactive tool for visualizing and exploring Arnold Tongues, which constitute the parameter space of the standard circle map.
A tool for visualizing classical and weighted quadrature domains. (alpha version)
An interactive tool for visualizing and exploring quadrature domains and some of their weighted generalizations.
A tool for visualizing the argument principle.
Visualize the argument principle by counting the number of times the image of a closed curve under a meromorphic function winds around the origin.
Interactive visualization of how complex maps deform the unit disk.
GPU-accelerated complex function plotting.