Lulabel Ruiz Seitz

Ph.D. Student in Applied Mathematics, Brown University, 2022 Cohort

B.S. Honors in Mathematics, Stanford University, Class of 2022


About

I'm currently a Ph.D. student in the Brown University Department of Applied Mathematics. In June 2022, I graduated from Stanford University with a B.S. honors in mathematics, where I was a first generation college student. My honors thesis was on the Penrose and Hawking singularity theorems of general relativity, which establish that geodesic incompleteness occurs generically in physically reasonable spacetime (i.e. without symmetry assumptions).  Currently, my main mathematical interests include geometry and PDEs. 

I am also currently researching the outflow interactions between binary tropical cyclones. 

In the rare moments I'm not doing math, I enjoy writing creative nonfiction, dance, and most things pertaining to cats.


Photo from Stanford graduation, June 2022.

 

Get in touch at lulabelseitz α𝜏 [gmail.com]

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