I am currently a postdoc at AIM (American Institute of Mathematics). My mentor is Brian Conrey. Previously, I recieved my Ph.D. in 2021 from UC Santa Barbara, where my advisor was Yitang Zhang. Before that, I obtained my Masters in 2016 and Bachelor in 2014 from Cal Poly Pomona, and my Associate in 2009 from Orange Coast College.
My primary research interest is in analytic number theory. I am particularly interested in the distributions of the generalized $k$-fold divisor functions in arithmetic progressions, divisor sums, and their connections to bounded gaps between primes, moments of $L$-functions, and random matrix theory.
Generalized divisor functions in arithmetic progressions: I. The $k$-fold divisor function in arithmetic progressions to large moduli, J. Number Theory 227 (2021), 30-93. [Journal] [PDF]
Explicit Formulas for Enumeration of Lattice Paths: Basketball and the Kernel Method (with C. Banderier, C. Krattenthaler, A. Krinik, D. Kruchinin, V. Kruchinin, and M. Wallner), Dev. Math. 58 (2019), Springer, 78-118. [Journal] [PDF]
I have no teaching duties at AIM.
Vector Calculus I, UCSB Math 6A
Differential Equations, UCSB Math 4B
Trigonometry, CPP Math 120
Basic Algebra, CPP Math 11
Transition to Higher Mathematics, UCSB Math 8
Introduction to Linear Algebra, UCSB Math 108A
Introduction to Theory of Complex Variables, UCSB Math 122A
Linear Algebra with Applications, UCSB Math 4A
Differential Equations, UCSB Math 4B
Calculus for Social and Life Sciences I, UCSB Math 34A
Calculus for Social and Life Sciences II, UCSB Math 34B
Early Start Mathematics, CPP ESM 5
Casey Donlan, David Vartanian
Project: Applications Of Bessel’s Functions [Poster PDF]
Jenny Do, Tien Huynh
Project: Applications Of Prime Numbers [Poster PDF]
Drew Miller, Ryan Yick
Project: The Congruent Number Problem [Poster PDF]
Tanner Zuleeg
Project: Connection Between The Gamma Function And The Hurwitz Zeta Function [Poster PDF]
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