PHD CANDIDATE AT TEXAS A&M
I am a PhD candidate in the Department of Mathematics at Texas A&M, under the supervision of Dr. Michael Brannan. I am interested primarily in operator algebras, quantum information theory, and functional analysis.
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keifler [at] math [dot] tamu [dot] edu
| PhD (2016 - present) | Texas A&M (USA) |
| Masters of Mathematics (2015-2016) | University of Waterloo (Canada) |
| Bachelor of Science (2011-2015) | University of Alberta (Canada) |
You can access my Masters Thesis here.
My research focuses on operator algebras, quantum information theory, and functional analysis. You can find more information here.
| Bigalois extensions and the graph isomorphism game (with M. Brannan, A. Chirvasitu, S. Harris, V. Paulsen, X. Su, and M. Wasilewski), Communications in Mathematical Physics, DOI 10.1007/s00220-019-03563-9, 33 pages, arXiv:1812.11474 |
The website for GIG'EM 2020 can be found here.
I have taught the real analysis qualifier exam preparation course in the summers 2018 and 2019. I have created a number of resources for the real analysis and algebra qualifying exams at Texas A&M, which can be found here.
Along with Dr. Anne Shiu and Taylor Brysiewicz, I am organizing a Directed Reading Program for undergraduate students. This began in Fall 2018, and has run each subsequent Fall and Spring semester.
