How MOSES paints with symmetries
Gang lab: Self assembling materials The Gang lab is a materials science lab focused on the fascinating problem of self assembling materials.
Gang lab: Self assembling materials The Gang lab is a materials science lab focused on the fascinating problem of self assembling materials.
Theorems are like libraries
My math professors in college would often intimidate us into writing vectors as vertical, transposing them when convenient, without explaining why. This alwa...
I’m currently taking an abstract algebra course, taught by the amazing but quirky Michael Thaddeus. On the first day of class, he told us that this would be ...
In all counting problems, we have some $n$ number of items and we want to choose some $k$ of them. There are two fundamental tools for computing this - permu...
A compact set is one where every open cover has a finite subcover. WTF?
In my Modern Analysis class, we went over a significant amount of basic topology. I was confused at first, but I found it ultimately gave us a toolkit of con...
The metric space bridges real analysis with topology by introducing the notion of a distance onto a set of elements. They are a general setting for studying ...
Real numbers The set of real numbers $\mathbb{R}$ is an ordered field, meaning it’s defined as being a “tuple” of four elements, which includes An ordered...
Gang lab: Self assembling materials The Gang lab is a materials science lab focused on the fascinating problem of self assembling materials.
Theorems are like libraries
For my Numerical Methods course last semester, we had to create a final project on a computational project of some interest to us. We were given the entire l...
For my research with Professor Dennis Shasha from NYU, we’re using the string edit algorithm to compare two ‘strings’, user-notes and midi-notes, to return a...
The helix problem Just as I thought I had finally debugged all of the edge cases of the algorithm, last week I went into the lab and was asked to try out the...
The monitor problem I ordered a new monitor for my dorm last week, and it arrived yesterday! But it’s 16 inches large, and I’m quite lazy to retrieve it from...
Ganglab - Fall 2024 This past summer, I started working with the Gang Lab at Columbia University as a chemical engineering research assistant. I received a g...
A monthly malaise At the start of each month, I get these annoying bouts of malaise, perhaps due to the personal reflections which the start of each month in...
Gang lab: Self assembling materials The Gang lab is a materials science lab focused on the fascinating problem of self assembling materials.
Does free will exist? One day, Raghav asked me if I believed free will was real. I thought for a bit, but before I could even respond—like a 5th grader smili...
A day in the life at Gang lab I’m grateful to the Work Exemption Program for enabing me to continue working with the Gang Lab for my Spring 2025 semester at ...
The helix problem Just as I thought I had finally debugged all of the edge cases of the algorithm, last week I went into the lab and was asked to try out the...
Ganglab - Fall 2024 This past summer, I started working with the Gang Lab at Columbia University as a chemical engineering research assistant. I received a g...
A monthly malaise At the start of each month, I get these annoying bouts of malaise, perhaps due to the personal reflections which the start of each month in...
Does free will exist? One day, Raghav asked me if I believed free will was real. I thought for a bit, but before I could even respond—like a 5th grader smili...
A day in the life at Gang lab I’m grateful to the Work Exemption Program for enabing me to continue working with the Gang Lab for my Spring 2025 semester at ...
I watched a documentary this morning on Silent Hill 2, a Crime and Punishment-esque video game about a man who killed his own terminally ill wife out of love...
The monitor problem I ordered a new monitor for my dorm last week, and it arrived yesterday! But it’s 16 inches large, and I’m quite lazy to retrieve it from...
Theorems are like libraries
For my research with Professor Dennis Shasha from NYU, we’re using the string edit algorithm to compare two ‘strings’, user-notes and midi-notes, to return a...
The monitor problem I ordered a new monitor for my dorm last week, and it arrived yesterday! But it’s 16 inches large, and I’m quite lazy to retrieve it from...
Ganglab - Fall 2024 This past summer, I started working with the Gang Lab at Columbia University as a chemical engineering research assistant. I received a g...
A compact set is one where every open cover has a finite subcover. WTF?
In my Modern Analysis class, we went over a significant amount of basic topology. I was confused at first, but I found it ultimately gave us a toolkit of con...
The metric space bridges real analysis with topology by introducing the notion of a distance onto a set of elements. They are a general setting for studying ...
Real numbers The set of real numbers $\mathbb{R}$ is an ordered field, meaning it’s defined as being a “tuple” of four elements, which includes An ordered...
Gang lab: Self assembling materials The Gang lab is a materials science lab focused on the fascinating problem of self assembling materials.
I’m currently taking an abstract algebra course, taught by the amazing but quirky Michael Thaddeus. On the first day of class, he told us that this would be ...
A groundbreaking revelation I was today years old when I realized the convoluted and “novel” data structure I’d been bashing my head against for the past few...
Theorems are like libraries
Ganglab - Fall 2024 This past summer, I started working with the Gang Lab at Columbia University as a chemical engineering research assistant. I received a g...
The helix problem Just as I thought I had finally debugged all of the edge cases of the algorithm, last week I went into the lab and was asked to try out the...
In all counting problems, we have some $n$ number of items and we want to choose some $k$ of them. There are two fundamental tools for computing this - permu...
For my research with Professor Dennis Shasha from NYU, we’re using the string edit algorithm to compare two ‘strings’, user-notes and midi-notes, to return a...
For my Numerical Methods course last semester, we had to create a final project on a computational project of some interest to us. We were given the entire l...
For my Numerical Methods course last semester, we had to create a final project on a computational project of some interest to us. We were given the entire l...
My math professors in college would often intimidate us into writing vectors as vertical, transposing them when convenient, without explaining why. This alwa...
A groundbreaking revelation I was today years old when I realized the convoluted and “novel” data structure I’d been bashing my head against for the past few...
A groundbreaking revelation I was today years old when I realized the convoluted and “novel” data structure I’d been bashing my head against for the past few...