A global girth obstruction for Garg–Mineyev taiko product structures
A global obstruction to the Garg–Mineyev triple-girth route to zero-divisor and unit counterexamples in group rings over F₂, proved through incidence geometry.
Papers & preprints
These papers grew out of earlier lines of research in algebra, combinatorics, geometry, and analysis. My present inquiry centers on motivic mathematics, pursued through study, calculation, and exposition.
Group theory and additive combinatorics.
A global obstruction to the Garg–Mineyev triple-girth route to zero-divisor and unit counterexamples in group rings over F₂, proved through incidence geometry.
Determines the growth exponent of the number of possible h-fold sumset sizes for fixed-size integer sets, together with sharp bounds for integer models preserving finite additive relations. Also proves the formula conjectured in OEIS A227589 for minimal labelings of identical four-sided dice that maximize the number of distinct sums.
Earlier work in geometric analysis, with its correction linked alongside the article.
Advances in Mathematics 372 (2020), 107303
Curvature estimates for four-dimensional gradient Ricci soliton singularity models, using geometric analysis and topological arguments.
Preprints in algebraic and extremal combinatorics, number theory, and arithmetic geometry.
Exchange identities and symmetry for the area-zero and area-one slices of the valley Delta generating function.
Berge cycles of every length from a Hamiltonian Berge cycle and one additional edge, in the stated large-order uniformity regime.
Rational maps from Hilbert-90 descent: cancellation, torsion, and characteristic-zero monodromy.
Trace distributions on cosets in cubic norm-one tori, including singular fibers and local branch geometry.
Geometry at infinity of polynomial fiber products, rational lifts, and their arithmetic counting behavior.
Further preprints on Ricci flow and partial differential equations.
Formation of FIK singularities under Ricci flow and the local parameters governing their first-order asymptotic behavior.
Local damping mass, resolvent bounds, and decay, including spectral asymptotics near logarithmic damping wells.