Noam D. Elkies

Professor, Department of Mathematics, Harvard University.

E-Mail: elkies@math.harvard.edu

Work Address: 
Department of Mathematics, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 02138.

Work Telephone: (617) 495 4625;
fax: (617) 495 5132

http://www.math.harvard.edu/~elkies/

Pete L. Clark

http://math.uga.edu/~pete/

Associate Professor  

Department of Mathematics 
University of Georgia

Athens, GA 30602

Office: Boyd Graduate Center 502 
Phone: (706) 542-2594 
E-mail: pete(at)math(dot)uga(dot)edu

Daniel Ian Zwillinger

http://www.mathtable.com/zwillinger/index.html

Dan Goldston

I'm a math professor at San Jose State University. My research interests are in analytic number theory, especially prime numbers. 

http://www.math.sjsu.edu/~goldston/

The new website is

http://www.dangoldston.com/

问题1009 中提到了 Goldston and Yıldırım .

Petra Menz

Senior Lecturer

PhD Mathematics · Simon Fraser University ·  2015
BEd Mathematics and Computing Sciences · University of British Columbia · 1996
MSc Mathematics · University of British Columbia · 1994
BSc Mathematics and Computing Sciences · University of Toronto · 1992

Tel: 778.782.3070
Fax: 778.782.4947
pmenz@sfu.ca
Office: SC K10513

Teaching Interests

I am committed to teaching mathematics at the undergraduate level. In my role as instructor, I show my enthusiasm for mathematics, use a variety of teaching strategies to support my students' learning, establish a supportive environment with high expectations, and encourage student feedback. I have come to understand that learning is life-long and that reflection can bring about change. I continuously pick up valuable information from research in education as well as mathematics and seek opportunities to apply this information to my own teaching.

I have taught everything from small classes (20-40 students) to large classes (500 students). I have taught FAN X99, MATH 100, MATH 151/152/251, MATH 157, MATH 160 and MATH 190 at SFU as well as Finite Mathematics for Management Sciences, Linear Algebra I and II, and Partial Differential Equations at UNB.

Research Interests

My research interests are in diagramming and gesturing in mathematics. I seek to advance the theories of Gilles Châtelet, who regards the diagram as the place of mathematical invention. In this view, the diagram is regarded as a material site: gestures, such as touching a line or tracing through the lines in a diagram, are evidence that the mathematical objects and relationships depicted in the diagram are physical to a mathematician. I am currently interested in exposing the relationship that exists between a diagram and a mathematician through an embodied as well as material lens, and investigate its implication for the teaching and learning of mathematics.

 Shmuel Weinberger

Andrew MacLeish Professor of Mathematics

How to reach me

• Department of Mathematics
  University of Chicago
  5734 S. University Avenue
  Chicago, IL 60637-1514
• Office: Eckhart 403
• E-mail: shmuel@math.uchicago.edu
• Phone: (773) 702-7349
• Departmental Fax: (773) 702-9787

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Research

Most of my research concerns geometry and topology, broadly defined. I have been interested in manifolds, their range of possible metrics and their group actions, and in stratified spaces, homology manifolds, and their invariants, the large scale geometry of discrete groups and other natural large scale metric spaces such as spaces of Riemannian metrics. I am currently interested in spaces of discontinuous functions, processes on large networks, and their scientific applications. In short, my focus these days is on quantitative and applied topology.

Papers

Alessandra Iozzi 

Teaching

Frühlingssemester 2015: I am in sabbatical at MSRI

Herbstsemester 2015:

• Analysis I (D-ITET)
• Analysis III (D-MAVT, D-MATL)

•  IRMA 
   
• A list of selected publications

JIM DAVIS

http://www.indiana.edu/~jfdavis/

Professor, Department of Mathematics   

Research

• Papers
• Preprints
• Books
• Notes
• Curriculum Vitae
• Current and Former Ph.D. Students

http://www.math.rochester.edu/people/grads/yzou7/index.html

Yan Zou

I am a second year PhD student in the Department of Mathematics.

My advisor is Doug Ravenel, who is a kind, helpful and enthusiastic person.

The picture on the right was taken at BICMR, Peking University in July, 2013.

Office and Contact

708 Hylan Building
Department of Mathematics
University of Rochester
Email: yan.zou@ur

http://www.math.rochester.edu/people/faculty/doug/