I am interested in arithmetic statistics, the study of the distribution of arithmetic objects including primes, number fields, points on varieties, and families of equations.
Lately, my research has centered on questions of the form how often does an equation of a given shape have (certain kinds of) solutions? Some "shapes" of equations I find myself think about include hyperelliptic and superelliptic curves, hypersurfaces in projective space, and stacky curves arising from generalized Fermat equations. The solutions of interest are typically rational or integral points, but higher degree points and local (i.e. p-adic) solutions are also interesting.
Oct/Nov 2025 | Focused Research Group, BIRS, Banff, Canada |
September 2025 | Geometric and Analytic Number Theory, University of Bath, UK |
June/July 2025 | Research in Groups, ICMS, Edinburgh, UK |
June 2025 | Research in Residence, CIRM, Luminy, France |
January 2025 | Joint Math Meetings, Seattle, WA, USA |
December 2024 | Research in Teams, BIRS, Banff, Canada |
June 2024 | Research in Groups, ICMS, Edinburgh, UK |
April 2024 | Utrecht Geometry Seminar, Utrecht, Netherlands |
June 2023 | MRC on Stacks, Java Center, NY, USA |
May 2023 | INTEGERS Conference, Athens, GA, USA |
March 2023 | Arizona Winter School, Tucson, AZ, USA |
February 2023 | MSRI Introductory Workshop on Diophantine Geometry, Berkeley, CA, USA |
January 2023 | Joint Math Meetings, Boston, MA, USA |