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AMATH 922: An Introduction to Graduate School |
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Life is What You Make It |
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Time for Tech |
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Undergraduate Experience in the Department of Applied Mathematics |
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Days in Lewis Hall |
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Now from an alumnus perspective |
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Bayes' Rule and the Sound of Rain |
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Professor Ivana Bozic receives the 2023 Akira Okubo Prize |
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NEW in Autumn 2022: Data Science Option for the Applied Mathematics Undergraduate Major |
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2022 Department Award Winners |
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Introducing the Graduates of 2022 |
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AMATH Graduation 2022 |
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Annalisa Calini: Soliton equations and geometric flows |
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Igor Rumanov: (2+1)-dimensional Whitham systems: 2dNLS, KP and others |
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Maria Ntekoume: Global well-posedness for the derivative nonlinear Schrödinger equation |
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Undergrad Advisor Becky Beard named Advisor of the Month |
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Beatrice Pelloni: Time-periodic boundary value problem for dispersive PDEs |
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Tadashi Tokieda: Toy models |
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Aravind Srinivasan: Probabilistic Methods in Computer Science, Data Science, and Public Health |
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Irene Fonseca: Phase Separation in Heterogeneous Media |
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Professor Nathan Kutz elected SIAM fellow |
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Jonathan Mattingly: Using Computational Sampling to Quantify Gerrymandering |
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Maxim Olshanii: Triangular Gross-Pitaevskii breathers and Damski-Chandrasekhar shock waves |
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Nathan Kutz: The Future of Governing Equations |
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Dionyssis Mantzavinos: Initial-boundary value problems for nonlinear dispersive PDEs in one and two dimensions |
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