Notes

A notebook for ideas that need more room.

Some ideas are too explanatory for a paper and too substantial for a short post. This section is where I want to develop them carefully, with definitions, examples, and enough context to stand on their own.

Three kinds of notes

Different writing, one notebook.

The categories are meant to separate mathematical exposition from research commentary and personal writing.

Mathematics Definitions, examples, and proofs

Notes in topology, analysis, operators, and related mathematical foundations.

Research notes Methods explained outside the paper format

Longer explanations of algorithms, modelling choices, scientific computing, and reproducibility.

Academic life Personal writing and reflection

Selected writing about research, movement between places, and life in academia.

Academic life

Selected writing

The journal that once occupied the home page now has its own reading space.

Strangers and Struggles in a New World

Notes written during the first year of moving abroad for doctoral research, from November 2024 to May 2025.

Writing principle

Make the note useful without the conversation that produced it.

Mathematical notes should define their objects, state assumptions, and explain notation. Research notes should distinguish established results from interpretation and work still in progress.