Tesfa Asmara

I am an undergraduate student in the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Pomona College, advised by Professor Edray Goins and Professor Tzu-Yi Chen. I am a collaborator for the Krishnaswamy Lab at Yale University. My research interests center around the theory of computation and its interface with game theory, machine learning, probability theory, and statistical theory. I am particularly excited by games of chance that involve resource allocation and resource contention under limited information.

Projects

(The projects section of my website is undergoing construction. Please check back at a later date to see an updated showing of my projects.)

Papers

Algebraic Geometry + Number Theory

• Critical Points of Toroidal Belyi Maps
  with Edray Herber Goins (Pomona College), Erik Imathiu-Jones (California Institute of Technology), Maria Maalouf (California State University at Long Beach), Isaac Robinson (Harvard University), and Sharon Spaulding (University of Connecticut)
  [ Final Paper ] [ Final Poster ] [ Final Presentation ]
• Phenonmenon of Collinearity
  with Edray Herber Goins (Pomona College)
  [ Paper ]
• Abelian Division Fields Over Real Quadratic Fields
  with Alex Abrams (Loyola Marymount University), David W. Bonds Jr. (California State University, Los Angeles), Aniyah Stephen (Hartwick College)
  [ Final Paper ] [ Final Poster ] [ Final Presentation ]

Game Theory

• An Exploration of Games: Colonel Blotto
  [ Proposal ] [ Website ] [ Paper ]

Directed-Graph Based Inference in Machine Learning

• Wire Before You Walk
  advised by Dhananjay Bhaskar (Yale University), Ian Adelstein (Yale University), Smita Krishnaswamy (Yale University), Michael Perlmutter (University of California, Los Angeles)
  [ Paper ] [ Code ]
• Working on it

Algebraic Topology with Applications to Computer and Biological Systems

• Working on it

Contact

Email: tgac2020@mymail.pomona.edu

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