Mitchell Faulk

Scientist | Educator

About

Hello! And welcome to my personal page.

I’m a scientist and educator with a passion for uncovering patterns. My expertise includes project design and management, quantitative analysis and reasoning, and the communication and visualization of data. I thrive in devising simple, easy-to-understand frameworks for complex ideas. My colleagues would describe me as a driven creator whose products set the bar in organization and precision, and my students have praised my ability to communicate with enthusiasm and order—rekindling their own passions for analytical and rigorous thinking. Currently I'm seeking opportunities that will allow me to generate meaningful, lasting impact as part of a open, creative, collaborative team. Specific fields of interest include software, health, and data.

Projects

SET game simulator +

To simulate the card game SET® and study its statistics.

Executive summary  ⮕ Blog posts  ⮕ GitHub repository  ⮕

Generative Squares

To generate 'art' made of (colored) squares using Python.

Gallery  ⮕

Personal Blog

Blog website  ⮕

Embedding DM Stacks into GIT Quotient Stacks of Linear Representations

In July 2022 I gave a talk at Spec(Q-bar) on my recent work.

Abstract  ⮕

Essay for Do Not Erase

I wrote an essay for photographer Jessica Wynne's book profiling scientists.

Author's webpage  ⮕

NSF Graduate Research Fellowship

In 2015 I was awarded a Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation.

Research proposal  ⮕

Teaching

Differential Geometry Notes

Lecture notes for a first-semester graduate-level course in (Mathematical) Differential Geometry, written as I attended a course by Melissa Liu, and subsequently edited by her afterwards.

PDF  ⮕ TEX file  ⮕

Real Analysis Course

Complete course materials for (Mathematical) Real Analysis, including self-contained lecture notes (96 pages), problem sets, and warm-up exercises.

Course webpage  ⮕ Notes  ⮕

Notre Dame Summer Research Experience

During the summers of 2013, 2014, and 2015, I orchestated a research experience for undergraduates at Notre Dame.

2015 Webpage  ⮕

Research