I am a Ph.D. candidate in the School of Mathematics at the Georgia Institute of Technology. My advisor is Ernie Croot. I am interested in analytic and additive number theory and discrete harmonic analysis. In particular, I enjoy studying problems involving circle methods, norm inequalities in harmonic analysis, and exponential sums. I have contributed to research projects on several topics, including but not limited to, the ergodic theorem, zeroes of the zeta functions, smooth numbers, theory of partitions, and exponential sums. Before I started my Ph.D. program at Georgia Tech, I was an MS student at Sabanci University. You can see my CV here. If you would like to know further about my work, feel free to email me.
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