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Resume
My resume is available on the about page.
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Graduate Curriculum
Harvard University, M.A. (May 2004), Ph.D. Candidate
Coursework
Oral Exam Committee
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Teaching Experience
Linear Algebra : Spring 2001
I was a teaching assistant with Prof. Thomas Banchoff for MA 54, Honors Linear Algebra. Though most of my work was reviewing student homework posted online, I did have the opportunity to deliver a lecture on the relationship between Linear Algebra and Theoretical Physics. In particular, I showed how Electron Spin Quantum Mechanics can be described in terms of the self-adjoint complex two by two matrices. (And yes, my students did understand what I was talking about.)
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Undergraduate Curriculum
Brown University, Sc.B. Math/Physics (May 2002)
Physics
Mathematics
Other
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