Garden archive
Notes, logs, and experiments
A chronological view of the public research desk: polished notes, small demos, and eventually the rougher log entries that trace how ideas develop.
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The Breakdown of Complexity: What Happens When Triangles in a Network Vanish?
Blog post explaining my research in the theory of graphons and the content of my undergraduate thesis "Asymptotic Bounds on Homomorphism Densities in Triangle-Constrained Graphons."
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What are graphons?
Graphs are rigid, discrete objects — hard to compare once they have different numbers of vertices. Graphons fix this by turning graphs into continuous functions, and counting subgraphs into integration.
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Python in the Browser: Symbolic Computation with Pyodide
Run real Python (with SymPy) directly in a blog post using Pyodide. No server required.
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Interactive Demo: Circle Packing with D3.js
An interactive visualization of circle packing using D3.js, embedded directly in a Markdown post.
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Writing Mathematics: A LaTeX Guide for This Blog
A reference post showing how to write inline and display math, aligned equations, and common notation.