About Me
I am a sixth-year graduate student from mathematics department, Caltech, where I am advised by Professor Nikolai Makarov. Before my doctoral studies, I received my B.S. in Mathematics from Peking University. Here is my CV.
My research focuses on complex analysis, probability theory, and mathematical physics, particularly on Schramm-Loewner evolutions (SLE) and their connections to mathematical conformal field theory (CFT).
Education
- Ph.D. in Mathematics, California Institute of Technology, 2025(expected)
- B.S. in Mathematics, Peking University, 2019
Research
- Accepted for publication
- Preprints
- Multiple radial SLE(0) and classical Calegero-Sutherland system, (arXiv:2410.21544), 2024.
Invited Talks
- Los Angeles Probability Forum, Caltech, May 2 2024
- Analysis Seminar, Caltech, Apr 10 2024
Teaching
- California Institute of Technology, Teaching Assistant
- ACM 216: Markov Chains, Discrete Stochastic Processes and Applications, Winter 2024
- Ma 121a Combinatorial Analysis, Fall 2024
- Ma 140a Probability, Winter 2023
- Ma 102 Differential Equations, Fall 2023
- Ma 108c Classical Analysis (Complex Analysis), Spring 2022
- Ma 110b Analysis (Complex Analysis), Winter 2022
- Ma 121a Combinatorial Analysis, Fall 2022
- Ma 103 Intro to Probability and Statistics, Winter 2021
- Ma 102 Differential Equations, Fall 2021
- Ma 102 Differential Equations, Fall 2020
- Ma 110a Analysis (Real Analysis), Fall 2020
- Ma 1c Calculus and Linear Algebra, Spring 2019
- Ma 1b Calculus and Linear Algebra, Winter 2019
- Ma 1a Calculus and Linear Algebra, Fall 2019