Curriculum vitae
Curriculum vitae
PhD Candidate
Michigan State University Department of Mathematics
619 Red Cedar Road, East Lansing, Michigan, 48824
ekbladow@msu.edu
Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA
Ph.D, Mathematics, 2020-present. (Advisor: Prof. Jeffrey Schenker.)
University of Michigan - Dearborn, Dearborn, Michigan, USA
Bachelor of Arts with high distinction, Mathematics, 2016-2020.
GPA: 4.0/4.0.
Mathematical physics, probability theory, open quantum systems, random dynamical systems
[5] Spectral Properties of Statistically Homogeneous Repeated Quantum Interactions, in preparation,
with J. Schenker.
[4] A Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem for Repeated Bistochastic Quantum Interactions with Applications to Entanglement, arXiv:2502.14997. (submitted)
[3] Ergodic Theorems for Quantum Trajectories under Disordered Generalized Measurements, arXiv:2501.18014.
with E. Moreno-Nadales & L. Pathirana.
[2] Reducibility Theory and Ergodic Theorems for Statistically Homogeneous Repeated Quantum Interactions, arxiv:2406.10982.
with J. Schenker.
[1] Asymptotic Purification of Quantum Trajectories under Disordered Generalized Measurements, arXiv:2404.03168.
with E. Moreno-Nadales, L. Pathirana, & J. Schenker.
Graduate research assistant,
Funded by Prof. Jeffrey Schenker*. Summer 2025.
Graduate research assistant,
Funded by Prof. Jeffrey Schenker*. Spring 2025.
Graduate research assistant,
Funded by Prof. Jeffrey Schenker*. Summer 2024.
Graduate research assistant,
Funded jointly by Prof. Jeffrey Schenker* and the College of Natural Science. Spring 2024.
Graduate research assistant,
Funded by Prof. Jeffrey Schenker*. Fall 2023.
Graduate research assistant,
Funded by Prof. Jeffrey Schenker*. Summer 2023.
*under US NSF Grant No. DMS-2153946.
Graduate teaching assistant, MTH 828 - Graduate real analysis I.
Qualifying exam course. Graded and hosted weekly qualifying exam prep recitations. Fall 2024.
Graduate teaching assistant, MTH 317H - Honors Linear Algebra.
Weekly recitations and grading. Proof-based course. Spring 2024.
Graduate teaching assistant, MTH 829 - Graduate complex analysis I.
Qualifying exam course. Graded and hosted twice-weekly qualifying exam prep recitations. Spring 2023.
Graduate teaching excluded assistant, MTH 102 - Quantitative literacy II.
Solely a course and curricular development devoted position. Fall 2022.
Lead TA,
Led a group of three undergraduate learning assistants in weekly recitation-preparation sessions. Spring 2022.
Graduate teaching assistant, MTH 102 - Quantitative literacy II.
Administrative work, office hours, recitations, and course development. Spring 2021, Summer 2021, Fall 2021, Spring 2022.
Instructor, MTH 103 - College algebra I.
Served as an instructor in the three-week bridge to college TRIO SSS summer program. Summers of 2021 and 2022.
Research Enhancement Award,
$1,000, The Graduate School, Michigan State University, Summer 2024.
Herbert T. Graham Scholarship,
$2,125, Department of Mathematics, Michigan State University, Spring 2024.
Outstanding Scholar Fellowship,
$7,500, College of Natural Science, Michigan State University, Spring 2024
Department of Mathematics Recruiting Fellowship,
$6,500, Department of Mathematics, Michigan State University, Fall 2020.
Early Start Fellowship,
$6,000, College of Natural Science, Michigan State University, Summer 2020.
Mathematics Honors Scholar,
Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Michigan - Dearborn, 2020.
Top graduating math major.
Chancellor's Scholarship,
Full tuition scholarship, University of Michigan - Dearborn, 2016-2020.
Recurrence in randomized open quantum dynamical systems,
Special session on spectral theory and quantum systems,
AMS 2025 Spring Eastern Sectional Meeting, Apr. 2025.
Spectral properties of randomized open quantum dynamics,
Special session on quasi-periodic and disordered systems,
AMS 2024 Fall Central Sectional Meeting, Sept. 2024.
A framework for studying randomized open quantum dynamics (slides here),
Quantum Lunch (QLunch),
QMATH, University of Copenhagen, Jun. 2024.
Asymptotic purification of disordered quantum trajectories,
Special session on spectral theory and quantum systems,
AMS 2024 Spring Eastern Sectional Meeting, Apr. 2024.
The multiplicative domain goes to the MET,
Operator algebras reading seminar,
Michigan State University, Mar. 2025.
Deterministic structures in randomized open quantum systems,
Operator algebras reading seminar,
Michigan State University, Oct. 2024.
Random repeated quantum interactions,
Mathematical Physics and Operators Algebras seminar,
Michigan State University, Sept. 2024.
Randomized open quantum dynamics via repeated interactions,
Early career workshop in mathematical physics,
Texas A&M, Sept. 2024.
Fixed points of ergodic quantum processes,
Great Lakes Mathematical Physics Meeting (GLaMP),
Michigan State University, Jun. 2024.
Spectral properties of some positive operators,
Operator algebras reading seminar,
Michigan State University, Apr. 2024.
Disordered quantum Markov chains,
Operator algebras reading seminar,
Michigan State University, Nov. 2023.
The modified Szpiro conjecture and elliptic curves,
MAA general contributed paper session on number theory,
Joint Mathematics Meeting, Denver, Colorado, USA, Jan. 2020.
Minimal discriminants of rational elliptic curves with specified isogeny,
AMS contributed paper session on number theory,
Joint Mathematics Meeting, Denver, Colorado, USA, Jan. 2020.
Minimal discriminants of rational elliptic curves with specified isogeny,
MAA undergraduate student poster session,
Joint Mathematics Meeting, Denver, Colorado, USA, Jan 2020.
The modified Szpiro conjecture and elliptic curves,
MAA student paper sessions,
MAA MathFest, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, Aug. 2019.
Graduate student representative, graduate studies committee.
Michigan State University.
Fall 2023 - Summer 2025.
Co-organizer (with Ivan So), graduate student colloquium.
Michigan State University.
Fall 2023 - Spring 2024.
Co-organizer (with Aldo Garcia Guinto), C* @ MSU.
Fall 2023.
Student representative, graduate studies committee.
Fall 2023 - Summer 2025.
Organizer, RMT @ MSU.
Ran as a for-credit graduate-level course and attended by 6 graduate students.
Faculty sponsor was Prof Brent Nelson.
Spring 2023.
Volunteer, ECOAS.
Fall 2022.
Graduate student panelist, PRiME.
Served on the graduate student panel for the Pomona Research in Mathematics Experience REU.
Summers of 2021 and 2022.
Vice president, AMS student chapter at MSU.
Fall 2021 - Summer 2022.
Co-organizer (with Ivan So), Student Algebra Seminar at MSU.
Fall 2021 - Summer 2022.
TXST Summer School in Mathematical Physics,
One-week summer school.
Texas State University, July 2023.
Séminaire de Mathématiques Supérieures 2023: Periodic and Ergodic Spectral Problems,
Two-week summer school.
University of Montreal, June 2023.
Pomona Research in Mathematics Experience (PRiME) REU,
Pomona College, June 2019 - July 2019.