OK I believe that my CV can wait a little bit. My daily routine is basically reading books and papers (sometimes coding), and I’ve spent my past years, you know, reading books and papers (and coding as well). There is not too much to brag about. Math is a slow subject. I should focus on the work, rather than thinking about listing results and achievements, at least at my current stage.
However, I will put my past casually below. If I happened to take some notes during some conferences, I will put my notes here as well. A serious pdf version will be made in the future when the time is right. XD
Education
Ph.D in Mathematics 2017-(Expected 2022)
Northwestern University
Advisor: Antonio Auffinger
B.S. in Mathematics 2013-2017
Rice University
Research Interests
Probability, Spin Glass, Percolation theory, Random Graphs and Applications in Computer Science.
Awards, fellowships
Math Department Fellowship, Northwestern University 2017-2018
President Honor Roll, Rice University 2013-2017
Conference, Workshops and Seminars
Northwestern Probability Seminar Fall 2019
-Series Lectures: Introduction to Random Matrix Theory. Notes here.
The 41st Midwest Probability Colloquium Oct 2019
-Slides of the talks should be available later after the conference.
-Here is my notes for Harry Crane’s talk.
-Here is my notes for Jasmine Foo’s talk.
-Here is my notes for Janko Gravner’s talk.
Stochastic Processes and their Applications(SPA) July 2019
-Video recordings of the invited lectures are available on the official website.
-I am the volunteer photographer of the conference.
Northwestern Probability Seminar June 2019
-Talk: Schaeffer bijection and scaling limit of space of quadrangulation.
Spectral Theory Brown Bag Seminar, Rice University Fall 2016
-Series Lectures: Introduction to Orthogonal Polynomials on Unit Circle(OPUC)
Teaching
Please see my teaching and talk page.