graduate student
Research Interests
I am interested in commutative algebra, but also in algebraic geometry and combinatorics.
My advisers are Professor Phillip Griffith and Professor Hal Schenck.
Talks
- Green's conjecture (slides),
Graduate Student Algebraic Geometry Seminar at UIUC, Oct 2008 - Weak Lefschetz property for ideals generated by powers of linear forms (poster), PASI conference in Olinda, Aug 2009
- Syzygy theorems via comparison of order ideals
Commutative Algebra seminar at Purdue, Sept 2009 - Weak Lefschetz property- a computational approach
Women's seminar at UIUC, Oct 2009 - Weak Lefschetz Property and powers of linear forms
Commutative Algebra seminar at UIUC, Oct 2009 - Weak Lefschetz Property and powers of linear forms (slides)
AMS Sectional Meeting in Boca Raton, Nov 2009 - The Syzygy Theorem in mixed characteristic
Commutative Algebra seminar at UIUC, Nov 2009
Mathematical Software
In my work I use the computer algebra program Macaulay2.
I have authored or co-authored several packages for Macaulay2: GenericInitialIdeal, Regularity (alternative package for computing Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity), SymmetricPolynomials (fast way of expressing of any symmetric polynomial in terms of elementary symmetric polynomials). You can download any package while using Macaulay2 by typing getPackage("PackageName").

