From Graphs to Ground Truth
I began research with graph theory—Ramsey’s theorem pulled me in during a Stanford course, and I haven’t looked away since. Chasing R(5,5) became more than a project; it became a realization of how much I love diving headfirst into the fundamental structures of the universe.
Along the way, I’ve developed high-performance compute tools, fast encodings, and low-level optimizations in CUDA and SIMD. I discovered a previously undocumented enumerating sequence. I’ve written papers, built new frameworks, and refined arithmetic engines—driven entirely by a need to understand the structure beneath complexity.
Research isn’t a job for me. It’s a state of being. I work every day—not for productivity, but because I love the problems themselves, and the way I feel when I’m hyper-focused solving them.
Stream
8/5/2025 — publication
→ Binary-Grouped Factorial — a new parallel algorithm for computing n! with only bit-shifts and multiplications.
8/4/2025
ethics are nothing without morals
6/30/2025
Roadblocks remind me to make science easier. Today is one of those days. I’ve been building for seven months, and now I’m at a juncture — unsure which way to go next. It’s time to pause, reflect, and share.
6/30/2025 — blog
→ What Makes a Mathematician