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Employment and education
- Assistant Research Professor
- (non tenure-track, renewable)
2023-present
Duke University, Department of Mathematics - Philip Griffiths Assistant Research Professor
- (postdoc)
2021-2023
Duke University, Department of Mathematics - PhD in Mathematics
- 2015-2021
UC Berkely, Department of Mathematics
Advisor: Nicolai Reshetikhin - BA in Mathematics, Economics
- 2011-2015
University of Virginia
Publications and preprints
Details- Hyperbolic structures on link complements, octahedral decompositions, and quantum \(\mathfrak{sl}_2\)
- submitted
[math.GT]
- Kashaev-Reshetikhin invariants of links
- with Kai-Chieh Chen, Scott Morrison, and Noah Snyder
submitted
[math.GT] - Holonomy invariants of links and nonabelian Reidemeister torsion
- in
Quantum Topology
link
[math.QA]
- Planar diagrams for local invariants of graphs in surfaces
- with Kyle Miller
in
Journal of Knot Theory and its Ramifications
link
[math.GT]
Invited talks
Details- Oregon State University,
Topology/Geometry Seminar,
Oct 2023
- UC Berkeley,
Special Seminar,
Apr 2023
- AMS Spring 2023 Southeastern Sectional Meeting,
Special Session on Topology and Geometry of 3- and 4-Manifolds,
Mar 2023
- Michigan State University,
Geometry and Topology Seminar,
Nov 2022
- Korea Institute for Advanced Study,
Mathematics Seminar,
Jun 2022
- University of Virginia,
Geometry Seminar,
Apr 2022
- Indiana University,
Topology Seminar,
Feb 2022
- UNC-Chapel Hill,
Geometric Methods in Representation Theory Seminar,
Oct 2021
- IUB Quantum Topology Seminar,
Online,
Sep 2021
- Duke University,
Topology and Geometry Seminar,
Sep 2021
- Australian Geometric Topology Webinar,
Online,
Sep 2021
- UC Berkeley,
3-Manifold Seminar,
Apr 2021
- UC Berkeley,
Representation Theory and Mathematical Physics Seminar,
Sep 2019
- QGM Nielsen Retreat,
Centre for Quantum Geometry of Moduli Spaces,
Nov 2017
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