Bio
I am a third year graduate student within the Mathematics
Department at Columbia University. My advisor is
Johan de Jong
.
I studied
mathematics at the University of Michigan
for my undergraduate work. While at Michigan,
under the guidance of
Jeffrey C. Lagarias,
I became interested in the level sets of Takagi's
continuous nowhere-differentiable function and did some work
in this area.
My current main research interests include
GIT quotients, equivariant intersection theory, and Artin stacks.
Outside of mathematics, my interests include running slower than
Thomas,
playing basketball,
engaging in Fearless football,
and competing with
Alex at squash.
Contact
My email address is: [my-last-name] [my-first-initial] [at]
math.columbia.edu.
Preprints
Publications
- Z. Maddock. "Level sets of the Takagi function:
Hausdorff dimension."
Monatshefte für Mathematik,
Vol. 160, No. 2, May 2010.
Springerlink DOI:
10.1007/s00605-009-0109-z.
