I am currently a Ph.D. student at the University of Utah. My advisor is Harold Blum.
Algebraic geometry. In particular, birational geometry, K-stability, and moduli of Fano varieties. I am also interested in computations in algerbaic geometry, and lately in some problems involving Bertini theorems over finite fields.
Email: apsley(at)math.utah.edu
Office: LCB 311
I am currently teaching Math 1030-001: Introduction to Quantitative Reasoning. In the past I've ran labs for Math 1310 and Math 1180a.
I am part of a group working on a Macaulay2 package for computing blowups and resolutions of singularities. Here is a link to the repository on Github.
math.utah.edu/~apsley
Department of Mathematics
University of Utah
Salt Lake City