Food for thought:
what are all the perfect squares ending in 444?
Research
My research interests lie at the intersection of math and computer science... which is basically everything. But I'm only a 3rd-year so idrk yet tbh. Though I am particularly interested in computational number theory and its applications in tcs.
Efficient Auditing for Public-Key Infrastructure
26wi (planned)Independent research • Advisor: Prof. Nirvan Tyagi
coming soon!
Deep Learning for Number Theory
25au - presentMath AI Research Lab • Advisors: Junaid Hasan, Prof. Jarod Alper
Trying to prove Peter Sarnak wrong via deep learning transformer models with number-theoretic embeddings. Currently exploring Dirichlet characters.
Publications: In preparation
Direct Reading Program - Analytic Number Theory
25wiWashington Direct Reading Program (WDRP) • Mentor: Zawad Choudhury
Spent some time studying arithmetic funuctions, Dirichlet multiplication, among other things. Presented my findings, and met some goats.
Experience
Lead Teaching Assistant
24au - presentPaul G. Allen School of Computer Science
Intro to Programmming (CSE 122) and Hardware/Software Interface (CSE 351)
Software Engineering Intern
25suCapital One
Engineered langgraph ai agent to automate controls monitoring
Projects
Stock Price Estimation
Python, MATLAB, NumPy, PyTorch
Attempted to predict stock trends using PCA, MLE, and a simple Neural Net. ~7% mean average error.
TimeSync
React, html/css, JavaScript, Google Cloud, SQL
Calendar sync web app to help you find free time for meetings. My first full-stack project! Built with react and firebase cloud db, hosted on Vercel.
Coursework
All courses are taken at UW. Sometimes for a few select cs and math classes I will type out notes in LaTeX. Because they were typed live in lecture, you may find mistakes. Please email me if you do, and I may choose to ignore you. Also shoutout to my goat Duc Vu for the inspo (he does not know who i am and i am parasocial).
Mathematics
- MATH 403 - Modern Algebra II (Groups)
- MATH 402 - Modern Algebra I (Rings) [NOTES]
- MATH 327 - Intro to Real Analysis
- AMATH 353 - PDEs and Waves
Computer Science
- CSE 447 - Natural Language Processing
- CSE 426 - Cryptography [NOTES]
- CSE 421 - Algorithms
- CSE 312 - Probabilities I
- CSE 311 - Discrete Math & Logic