Samira Sahar Jamil

I am a mathematician working in applied algebraic topology, with a focus on the computational aspects of discrete cubical homology and its connections with graph theory. My work at Notre Dame contributes to the field of discrete cubical homology by developing theoretical methods for its computation, particularly under graph-theoretic conditions of (quasi)monophobicity and through the use of degree spectral sequences, as well as methods for determining the existence and vanishing of higher-dimensional homology classes.

Before joining the University of Notre Dame, I was a postdoctoral fellow at SLMath (formerly MSRI) in Berkeley, California.

Mentor: Prof. Mark Behrens, Department of Mathematics