This repository contains my code and works, shared collectively as a professional portfolio. You may find that much of it is a curated collection of resources rather than an exact mirror of what appears on my website. I do this for a couple of reasons: some functions are verbose and unnecessary to demonstrate on a web page, and I prefer not to have my full directory structure publicly visible.
To learn more about me and the motivation behind these works, visit the About Me page on my site: appliedabstractions.net
The website is live and actively being polished — still a work in progress, but functional.
A discussion of finite and infinite Ramsey theorems in the context of graph theory. Most people encounter these results in a set-theoretic setting, so viewing them from a network perspective offers a different angle worth exploring. The project includes a proof of Infinite Ramsey and an algorithm for computing Ramsey numbers as guaranteed by Finite Ramsey.
Note: Nothing here is groundbreaking — this is more of a philosophical discussion than a formal paper, presented both rigorously and in plain language. A nice warmup project.