Preprints/Theses

  1. Algorithmic Computation of Reidemeister Torsion bachelors thesis, 17 pages, PDF
  2. Formal Group Laws and Stable Homotopy Theory over Compactly Metrizable Groups masters thesis, 76 pages, PDF
  3. Gros Topoi as Partially Lax Limits of Petit Topoi (joint with Qi Zhu) preprint, 15 pages, arXiv:2609.35119, PDF

Detailed Descriptions

  1. Gros Topoi as Partially Lax Limits of Petit Topoi joint with Qi Zhu

We prove that the sheaf $\infty$-topos associated to a geometric site in the sense of Lurie can be written as a partially lax limit of smaller sheaf $\infty$-topoi. This is thus a formalization of Lurie's vision for fractured $\infty$-topoi to axiomatize the relation between gros and petit topoi. As a consequence, we realize the $\infty$-topos of $\kappa$-small condensed anima as a partially lax limit of sheaf $\infty$-topoi over extremally disconnected spaces, marked at the open embeddings. Moreover, we deduce a gros version of the étale exodromy theorem.

arXiv:2609.35119, PDF

  1. Formal Group Laws and Stable Homotopy Theory over Compactly Metrizable Groups Masters Thesis in Chromatic Equivariant Homotopy Theory

We extend the theory of complex-oriented cohomology theories to the setting of A-equivariant homotopy theory, where A is a compact metrizable abelian group. We identify the homotopy groups of the A-equivariant complex bordism spectrum with the A-equivariant Lazard ring, and we factor the chromatic character map via geometric fixed points through p-adic equivariant Borel–Lubin–Tate theory.

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  1. Algorithmic Computation of Reidemeister Torsion Bachelors Thesis in Computational Algebraic Topology

We develop an algorithm that computes the Reidemeister Torsion of the geometric realization of a simplicial set. We compute the Reidemeister Torsions of the Poincare Homology 3-Sphere.

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