Fourth year undergraduate students may work on a project as part of the Honours Seminar (MATH 497 / 498) or a Directed Reading course (MATH 495 / 496). Here are some suggested topics for inspiration:
Some of the topics as written are quite ambitious. Don't worry: they can be broken into smaller pieces or adapted in various ways.
Here is information about the department's graduate programs. If you would like to work with me for your MSc or PhD, please contact me.
Note: If you are in the course-based MSc program, then the directed reading projects described above would be appropriate for MATH 802 - Major Essay.
General principle: For any inquiry regarding supervision, feel free to email me or schedule a meeting.
- Yang Hu (cosupervised), 2025-present.
- Gires Alemafack, MSc student at AIMS Cameroon, 2026-present.
- Luis Islas Vizcarra, MSc student (cosupervised), 2025-present.
- Manak Singh, PhD student, 2023-present.
- Matthew Alexander, PhD, 2020-2025.
A Frobenius and Hopf algebraic formulation of quantum field theory
- Arnaud Ngopnang Ngompé (cosupervised), PhD, 2020-2024.
Enriched model categories and the Dold-Kan correspondence
The Hurewicz model structure on simplicial R-modules
- Nimanthi Yaseema, MSc, 2020-2023.
On Koszul duality between polynomial and exterior algebras
- Michael Opadotun, MSc, 2019-2021.
Simplicial Enrichment of Chain Complexes
- Yuzhou He, Mitacs Globalink, Summer 2025.
Persistent homology and its applications
- Luis Islas Vizcarra, BSc Thesis, 2024-2025.
A Compilation of the Foundations of Algebraic K-Theory and Their Connections to Higher K-Theory
- Aditya Dwarkesh, Mitacs Globalink, Summer 2023.
- Pranali Sohoni, Mitacs Globalink, Summer 2021; Honours Thesis, Fall 2021.
- Raveen Tehara, NSERC USRA, Summers 2021, 2022, and 2023.