Graduate Student
Department of Mathematics
University of Utah
Email: mccormic@math.utah.edu
Office: JWB 327
(On the job market in Fall 2023)
I'm a sixth year PhD student in mathematics at the University of Utah interested in commutative algebra and its intersection with algebraic topology. In particular, I'm interested in using DG, simplicial, and spectral methods to understand the homological and homotopical properties of commutative rings. My advisors are Srikanth Iyengar and Ben Briggs.
I received a BS in mathematics from from FIT in Melbourne, FL, along with most of a physics degree. I also enjoy playing go, unpalatable jazz, palatable jazz, telling myself I'll learn to play the bass someday, drinking tea, and using Linux. I like trains, busses, walking, biking, and generally not being in a car.
Here is a copy of my CV
Cohomological jump loci and duality in local algebra (2023)
Arxiv
Mathematische Zeitschrift
with Ben Briggs and Josh Pollitz |
On the realizability of the critical points of a realizable list (2017)
Arxiv
Linear Algebra and its Applications
with Sarah Hoover, Amber Thrall, and Pietro Paparella |
The Dold Kan Theorem (2020) |