Student of mathematics, writer, and builder of things I wished existed.
"A Construction of a Curl-Free but Non-Conservative Vector Field on a Non-Simply Connected Subdomain of ℝn" — under review at the Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Mathematics Journal.
My Medium publication, which I founded and run — 50+ writers, 350+ submissions, and 15K+ reads.
My personal Medium page — all of my writing in one place, including my Thoughts Too Loud pieces and earlier essays, with 948 followers to date.
My award-winning philosophy essay: "Should I be held responsible for what I believe?"
A tool I built that generates practice olympiad-style math questions.
The full project report documenting the Olympiad Question Generator.
My YouTube channel with AP-level math tutorials and problem walkthroughs.
My first YouTube channel, with tutorials on how to solve the Rubik's cube.
Advanced mathematics texts I have worked through on my own, beyond my coursework.
James R. Munkres
Point-set & algebraic topologyH. M. Schey
Vector calculusJoseph A. Gallian
Groups, rings & fieldsI noticed this only while reflecting for my college applications: whenever I learn something, I see what's missing for the people coming after me — and I build it. I expect that to continue wherever I go next.
Learned
To solve the cube from YouTube.
Noticed
It could be taught a clearer way.
Built
Tutorials for the cubing community.
Pro Cuber XYZ
Learned
AP Precalculus, in one of its first cohorts.
Noticed
There wasn't enough content yet.
Built
Videos for students learning it.
AP Math God
Learned
By competing in multiple olympiads.
Noticed
A shortage of fresh practice questions.
Built
A generator that creates new ones.
Olympiad Question Generator
Learned
To write, with no one to guide me.
Noticed
Peers needed that confidence too.
Built
A publication where peers write with confidence.
Thoughts Too Loud