Exploring the intersection of Physics and CS.
Sophomore at Carleton College • Prospective Physics & Computer Science Double Major
About Me
I am a student-researcher focused on the analytical and computational modeling of physical systems. Whether I'm implementing a Scheme interpreter in C or analyzing chaotic oscillators, I enjoy building tools that bridge the gap between theoretical physics and robust software.
Research Experience
Optics Education Research
PresentResearch Assistant | Carleton College
Contributing to outreach and research in optical sciences, focusing on educational tools and experimental physics methodologies.
Selected Projects
Scheme Interpreter
A custom Scheme interpreter built in C. Features include tokenization, recursive bottom-up parsing, and a custom memory allocator.
Chaotic Oscillator Analysis
Simulating the Asymmetric Coupled Duffing Oscillator. Calculated Lyapunov exponents and generated Poincaré maps to visualize chaos.
Three-Body Simulation
Numerical integration of the gravitational three-body problem using Python, exploring stable and unstable orbital configurations.