I am a PhD candidate at the University of Toronto Department of Computer Science in the Theory of Computation research group, where I am advised by Toni Pitassi and was previously advised by Ben Rossman. I also have an M.S. degree from Oregon State University, where I was advised by Mike Rosulek. We worked on problems in cryptographic complexity.
From a young age I have been interested in computing. More recently, I have focused my attentions on computational complexity. I am most excited about questions related to communication complexity.
Papers
An Improved Protocol for ExactlyN With More Than 3 Players
Separation of the Factorization Norm and Randomized Communication Complexity
Nondeterministic and Randomized Boolean Hierarchies in Communication Complexity
Journal version in Computational Complexity.
(article)
Time-Dependent Shortest Paths in Bounded Treewidth Graphs
Manuscript.
(preprint)
Other Writings
Miscellaneous
I played bass guitar for the band ITSAWAR. You can check out the EP we recorded here.