Research
As I mention on the home page, my main mathematical interests are in Ergodic Theory and (Analytic) Number Theory. Broadly speaking, I am intrigued by connections that exist between these fields. My research projects to date have come from across these fields and others, including Differential Topology, Convex Analysis, and more.
Publications/Preprints
Weakly Mixing Systems with Dense Prime Orbits (Colloquium Mathematicum 169 (2022), 11-23; arXiv:2010.09812)
Extremizers of the J functional with respect to the d_1 metric; joint with Sam Bachhuber, Benjamin Christophel, and Tamás Darvas (to appear in Analysis Mathematica)
In preparation
None (...for now)
Talks and Presentations
Free Groups - Dr. Lewis Bowen's summer 2022 reading group on Probability and Geometry on Groups, June 2022
Topological Entropy - Dr. Lewis Bowen's summer 2022 reading group on Entropy, June 2022
An Introduction to Ergodic Theory and Prime Orbits - UT Sophex, February 2022 (slides)
An Introduction to Prime Number Theory - UT Sophex, December 2021 (slides)
Frobenius' Theorem on Integrable Distributions - UMD Math 742: Geometric Analysis, December 2020 (slides)
Clifford Algebras and Spinor Groups - UMD Math 744: Lie Groups, December 2020 (slides)
Embedded Cobordisms - UVa Topology REU, July 2020 (slides)
Exponential Mixing for Skew Products - UMD Independent Reading Course, May 2020 (slides)
Weakly Mixing Systems with Dense Prime Orbits - Penn State Dynamics Workshop, September 2019 (slides)
A Topological Proof of the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra - UMD DRP Presentation, December 2018
A Proof of the Prime Number Theorem - UMD Math 299N: Topics in Number Theory, December 2017
A Proof of the Prime Number Theorem - MBHS Complex Analysis, May 2017
The Historical Development of Non-Euclidean Geometries - MBHS Logic Math, October 2016