My master thesis, supervised by Jérôme Scherer and Michael Ching, on the Goodwillie Derivatives of Algerbaic K-theory essentially combining results on the chain rule in Goodwillie calculus as exposed in a paper of Blans and Blom and on the first derivative of Algebraic K-theory as exposed in Maxime Ramzi’s thesis. Although there are missing pieces and the result is surely known to experts, theoreom 5.0.1. of my master thesis at least somewhat original, expressing the derivatives of K-theory as a coBar construction. I also prepared a poster for this project. Note that at EPFL, there is a both a master project (10 credits) and a master thesis (30 credits), this is the larger of the two.
My notes for the 2025 calculus and operads conference in Belfast, typeset live while following along. Use at your own risk.
My master project on Goodwillie calculus, supervised by Prof. Scherer, during my first semester of masters at EPFL. Note that at EPFL, there is a both a master project (10 credits) and a master thesis (30 credits), this is the smaller of the two.
My notes from the 2024 YTM, taken while I was a Summer in the Lab intern at EPFL, use at your own risk.
My bachelor thesis on Algberaic K-theory, supervised by Prof. Rognes while I was an exchange student at UiO. This document is as I submitted it, in particular, it contains several mistakes which I was made aware of after having submitted it. So if you do read it, do so with a critical eye, and don’t hesitate to consult the original sources.