I'm currently a first year student at the Georgia Institute of Technology studying computer science. I am interested in algorithms as well as linear algebra. When not spending my time solving problems, I often work on a side project of mine.
Favorite programming contests of mine are Codechef and Codeforces, providing me with endless supplies of tricky algorithmic problems to think about. I am also an avid chess player, and I enjoy playing piano in my free time.
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One of my favorite projects has been implementing my own version of Conway's Game of Life. Another is a program simulating the movement of charged particles in a closed system.
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Make sure to check out some tutorials and compilations of nice problems along with my explanations in my "programming resources" section which can be found at the top left of the menu bar!
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About Me
Featured Projects
Python program using numpy and matplotlib libraries that simulates the electric fields created by subatomic particles in a closed system, as well as their movement.
Physics Particle Simulator
Linear Algebra
Project written in Sage, a language built on python with added mathematical utilities. Solves System of equations, performs LU decomposition and QR factorizations to find Eigenvalues. Full details provided on GitHub page.
Conway's Game of Life
Work in Progress
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Conway's Game of Life is a zero player game, opening up a new branch of mathematics, that of cellular automata. The implementation is written in C# using Visual Studio.