I am a graduate student enrolled in the Master’s program in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras (UPRRP). I am an aspiring mathematician who wishes to focus on research and education. Research interests include topics in the fields of algebra, cryptography, and coding theory.

What you can find here.

• This about page, describing me, with this really old picture.
• My Curriculum Vitae. This one is self explanatory, it’s just my CV in web format. Here you’ll also be able to download a PDF version. Disclaimer: As of now, this page is horribly out of date. I will update it when I have the time.
• A page describing my mathematics notes. You will not find the actual notes on this page, rather the github repository linking to them. I describe how to compile the notes on this page.
• Research interests. This is also self explanatory. This is just a page where I list various research areas in mathematics that I am interested in pursuing, if I am not already researching those areas. I give hyperlinks to pages explaining each area (where applicable).
• A Zibaldone which where you can find math jokes, quotes, observations, and (short) reflections and one-off throughs (transcribed directly from my physical notebooks of course). This should not be confused with a commonplace notebook. which is more structured. Here the only structure you’ll find are time-stamps. If you want to learn more about zibaldones and commonplace books, Park Notes on youtube is a great resource. He also has a substack.
• I will possibly, add a blog to record thoughts which are too big for the Zibaldone to contain. I’m still not certain on this.

About the Slogan Below.

“Mathematics for Fun and Profit”. This is just a riff on Aleph One’s article “Smashing the Stack For Fun and Profit”. This paper is just an overview of stack smashing vulernabilities common in the C programming language, and it’s very much worth reading.