I am a PhD student in the Department of Mathematics at University of Virginia working under the guidance of Prof. Craig Huneke. My research interests lie mainly in Commutative Algebra. I study various properties of Noetherian rings and modules over such rings.
I am also taking part in developing packages on Macaulay 2, a software that is used in Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry.
Some of the topics that I have spent some time thinking about, are as follows:
- The Module of Kähler Differentials
- Reflexive modules and trace ideals
- Hilbert-Samuel Multiplicity
- Local Cohomology
I have served both as a Graduate Teaching Instructor as well as a Graduate Research Assistant. I won an All University Graduate Teaching Award in 2020.
Currently, I am also participating in various research projects in Cryptography with Prof. David J. Wu.
Recent Projects
- Torsion of Differentials and Berger's Conjecture, with C. Huneke, V. Mukundan (Submitted)
- RandomPoints Package for Macaulay 2 , with S. Bisui, Z. Jiang, T.T. Nguyen, K. Schwede (Submitted)
- On Reflexive and I-Ulrich Modules over Curve Singularities, with H. Dao, P. Sridhar; To appear in the Transactions of the American Mathematical Society.
- Partial Trace Ideals and Berger's Conjecture (Submitted)
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