I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Honours Mathematics and Physics with first class honours at McGill University. I then moved to the University of Toronto for my Master’s, and then to Scuola Normale Superiore in Italy for my PhD. For a more detailed description, see my CV.

Theses

Such nostalgia! Here are all of my theses.

PhD Thesis

Emulating the First Billion Years, supervised by Prof. Andrei Mesinger and Prof. Steven Murray at the Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy. Note that this is an early draft with some typos — the final version is coming soon.

Master’s Thesis

A Study of the Signal Morphology from Fast Radio Bursts, supervised by Postdoc Daniele Michilli and Prof. Keith Vanderlinde at the University of Toronto.

Undergraduate Thesis

Characterising the Repetition Rate of CHIME Fast Radio Bursts

Other Goodies

Scuola Normale Superiore

• 21-cm brightness temperature derivation - derivation of the 21-cm brightness temperature equation.

University of Toronto

• 21 cm as a probe of the epoch of reionization - Short handout on the 21-cm line made for my Master’s cosmology course.

McGill University

I typed up lecture notes from some of my favourite courses, sometimes with a little help from my friend. Hopefully someone who stumbles upon them finds them useful.

• General Relativity - Partially PHYS 514, partially my own work.

• Spectral Theory - MATH 691 taught by Dmitry Jakobson.

• Measure Theory - MATH 480 Independent study supervised by Jerome Vetois.

• Linear Algebra - MATH 247 written with Anna Brandenberger