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I received my Ph.D in mathematics studying algebraic geometry and string theory. I now work in the public sector developing secure, constrained environments for agentic workflows in both the cloud and at the edge.
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Writing
- Why Enriques Geometries Don't Admit Serre-Invariant Stability ConditionsMay 1, 2026A walk from a polynomial drawing a circle to the proof that the Kuznetsov component of a generic Enriques surface admits no Serre-invariant Bridgeland stability condition. The obstruction is concrete: one phase computation says +2, another says +3, and the category cannot tolerate both.
- Supersymmetry and the Extra Dimensions That Refuse to Stay HiddenApril 29, 2026The Higgs boson sits 17 orders of magnitude below where quantum mechanics says it should. Supersymmetry was designed to fix that — and even as the LHC leaves it empirically pressured, the algebraic structure it revealed keeps generating mathematics.
Chris Dare
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