Academic Archive
Before transitioning to industry, I spent many years immersed in the academic world of mathematics and physics — studying, researching, and teaching in both Canada and abroad.
This page gathers some of the materials from that part of my life — a kind of archive for the mathematically curious.
Curriculum Vitae
My academic journey included study and research across several institutions:
- B.Sc. in Mathematics, Physics, and German — Trinity University (San Antonio, Texas), 2006–2010
- Diplom in Physics — University of Freiburg, Germany, 2010–2012
Thesis: Optimal Control of Many-Body Entanglement with Measures Optimized on the Fly - Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics — University of Calgary, 2012–2017
Thesis: Convex Analysis for Quantum Information Theory
Adviser: Gilad Gour - Postdoctoral Fellow — Institute for Quantum Computing, University of Waterloo, 2017–2020
- Sessional Instructor — Faculty of Mathematics, University of Waterloo, 2018–2020
(Also taught one course at the University of Calgary in 2016)
You can download the full version of my academic CV here:
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Teaching
From introductory calculus to upper-level analysis, I taught a range of undergraduate courses at both the University of Waterloo and the University of Calgary. This section includes syllabi, assignments, lecture notes, and more.
Graduate Coursework
Typed lecture notes and homework solutions from my graduate studies at the University of Calgary. Topics include quantum information theory, functional analysis, complex analysis, and algebra.
Publications
A list of my peer-reviewed research publications and preprints, mostly in quantum information theory.