Mathematics

The Journey with Mathematics

Work around homogeneous dynamics, trace formulae, representation theory, automorphic forms, and L-functions.

Research

Asymptotic Expansion for Expanding Spherical Averages in Real Rank One

arXiv preprint

  • First computed and verified the special case of spherical averages of orthogonal group, then completed work on equidistribution and full asymptotic expansions for expanding sectorial averages.
  • Uses representation theory, spectral decomposition, and Casimir-operator methods to make spectral contributions explicit.

Asymptotic Expansion for Expanding Spherical Averages in Finite Volume

  • Extends the compact-case expansion to finite-volume quotients where cusps and continuous spectrum appear.
  • Studies the contribution of Eisenstein series and residual spectrum to pointwise or locally uniform asymptotics.

Asymptotic Expansion for Expanding Horospherical Averages

  • Investigates asymptotic expansions for averages over horospherical orbits and related expanding translates.
  • Aims to sharpen quantitative equidistribution by replacing single error terms with explicit spectral expansions.

Asymptotic Expansion for Higher-Rank Expanding Averages

  • Studies multi-parameter expanding averages along split tori in higher-rank locally symmetric spaces.
  • Replaces the rank-one ODE method with regular-singular PDE systems in the positive Weyl chamber.

Asymptotic Expansion for Expanding Averages over Symmetric Subgroups

  • Moves beyond maximal compact subgroup averages to expanding averages over general symmetric subgroups.
  • Uses invariant differential operators and radial-part methods to seek asymptotic expansions for subgroup dynamics and counting problems.

Effective Equidistribution of Non-Closed Horocycle Orbits over S-adic Homogeneous Space

S-adic PDF · Adelic thickening-method PDF

  • Studies effective equidistribution for non-closed horocycle orbits in an S-adic homogeneous-space setting.
  • Includes an adelic-space version based on the thickening method.
  • Connects unipotent dynamics, homogeneous spaces, and quantitative orbit-distribution problems.

Skills

Homogeneous dynamicsTrace formulaeRepresentation theoryAutomorphic formsL-functionsTheta correspondenceAlgebraic geometryArithmetic geometryErgodic theoryDynamical systemsDifferential equationsMathematical writing

Master Thesis

The equivalence of Godement-Jacquet and Langlands-Jacquet L-functions

Paris · Apr 2022 - Jul 2022

Supervisor: Prof. Farrell Brumley

  • Recollected the classical theory of L-functions by Riemann, Hecke, and Tate.
  • Studied equivalences between two types of L-functions via theta correspondence.
  • Studied spherical varieties toward a unitary equivalence of L-functions.

Selected Conference and Schools

  • 2025 IHES Summer School - Discrete Subgroups of Lie Groups: Dynamics, Actions, Rigidity Program website
  • Beijing University: Satellite Conference in Number Theory · 07/10/2023-07/14/2023 Program website
  • University of Zurich: Distribution of Orbits: Arithmetics and Dynamics · 05/27/2024-05/31/2024 Program website
  • Jagiellonian University: Dynamics and number theory · 05/27/2024-05/31/2024 Program website
  • University of Zurich: Zurich Dynamics Conference and School · 06/08/2023-06/16/2023 Program website
  • School and workshop: Ergodic Theory and Parabolic Dynamics, Warsaw IMPAN and MIMUW
  • Relative Trace Formulae master class, University of Copenhagen
  • Suzhou University summer school on Theta Correspondence
  • Arizona Winter Semester 2021: Virtual School in Number Theory
  • AGITTOC Foundations of Algebraic Geometry, Stanford University, Ravi Vakil
  • AASU Algebra and Arithmetic Summer School, University of Antwerp
  • Smooth Representations of Reductive P-adic Groups over Arbitrary Fields, Peking University
  • Algebraic Geometry, Algebraic Number Theory, Representation Theory Summer School, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
  • The Road to Mathematics: Algebra and Number Theory Summer School, HIT

Seminars and Teaching

TA: Numerical Methods for Hyperbolic PDEs

Spring semester 2026

GitHub repository

  • Teaching-support code and computational exercises for the University of Zurich course on numerical methods for hyperbolic PDEs.
  • Includes Python material connected to finite-volume methods, numerical fluxes, and PDE simulation workflows.

TA: Linear Algebra I

Fall semester 2025

TA: Elementary Number Theory

Fall semester 2024

TA: Analysis I

Fall semester 2024

TA: Finite Fields - Theory and Applications

Spring semester 2024

TA: Analysis on Matrix Groups

Fall semester 2023

Seminar: P-adic numbers

Fall semester 2023

TA: Dynamical systems and ergodic theory

Spring semester 2023

Seminar: Local Langlands Correspondence on GL(2)

Sep 2019 - Feb 2020

Seminar: Ordinary Differential Equations and Geometric Theory

Apr 2018 - Jul 2019