Speaking Mathematical Equations
A guide to translating mathematics into English sentences.
I am a PhD student in the Department of Applied Mathematics at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Under the advisement of Professor Ricardo G. Sanfelice, I study various topics within the domain of hybrid systems. My research interests include
- Switching schemes between multiple controllers for achieving asymptotic stability
- Approximation theory for hybrid systems
- Model predictive control
- Numerical simulation of hybrid systems
Outside of research, I have wide-ranging interests including music, art, improv, and reading. You can find links to my presence across the internet at my LinkTree.
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What I Study, Part 1: Control Theory
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Choosing Mathematical Symbols
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