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Faculty Research
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Alfred Akinsete,
Ph.D., University
of Ibadan, Nigeria (Mathematical Statistics)
Research Summary:
The research interests of Dr. Akinsete are in stochastic processes, applied
probability, and time series analysis. He is interested in the theory and
applications of queuing networks, especially tandem and correlated queues.
He is also interested in the statistics of stable marriages, and the
statistical properties of the game of soccer.
Email:
akinsete@marshall.edu
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Ari Aluthge,
Ph.D., Vanderbilt
University (Functional Analysis, Operator Theory)
Research Summary:
Dr. Aluthge’s research interest includes p-hyponormal operators and
operator inequalities. He is mainly interested in properties of p-hyponormal
operators. His recent research involves results related to spectral
properties.
Email:
aluthge@marshall.edu |
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Yulia Dementieva,
Ph.D., Emory University (Combinatorics).
Research Summary:
The areas of research
interest of Dr. Dementieva are Graph Theory and Combinatorics, especially Extremal Graph
Theory (Regularity lemma and its applications), Probabilistic Combinatorics,
and Ramsey Theory. She is also interested in Genetic Data Analysis and
applications of Statistics in Biology and Genetics.
Email:
dementieva@marshall.edu
Webpage:
http://www.science.marshall.edu/dementieva/
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Basant Karna, Ph.D., Baylor University
(Ordinary Differential Equations).
Research Summary:
The research interests of Dr. Karna are Boundary
Value Problems for Ordinary Differential Equations and Dynamical Equations.
Currently, he is involved in finding positive solution(s) for multipoint
boundary value problems using different fixed point theorems, comparing
smallest eigenvalues for mulitipoint boundary value problems, and
characterizing the first extremal point. He is also working on these
problems on Time Scale(s) (A Time Scale is a closed subset of the reals).
Email: karna@marshall.edu
Webpage: http://users.marshall.edu/~karna
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Bonita Lawrence,
Ph.D., University of Texas, Arlington (Dynamical Systems)
Email:
lawrence@marshall.edu
Webpage:
http://www.science.marshall.edu/lawrence
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Ralph Oberste-Vorth,
Ph.D., Cornell University (Complex Dynamics)
Email:
oberstevorth@marshall.edu |
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Scott Sarra,
Ph.D., West Virginia University (Numerical Analysis)
Research Summary:
Dr. Sarra is an active researcher in numerical analysis. His research is
with higher order methods for the numerical solution of partial differential
equations (PDEs). The methods include radial basis function methods (RBFs)
and pseudospectral methods. He is also involved with
post-processing
methods that reduce or eliminate the Gibbs phenomenon.
Email:
sarra@marshall.edu
Webpage:
http://www.scottsarra.org
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Peter Saveliev,
Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Topology, Fixed Point
Theory).
Research Summary:
Currently, Dr. Saveliev is interested in
Computational Topology as well as applications of algebraic topology in sciences and engineering.
Of
particular interest are such areas as
imaging, control
theory and robotics, protein classification, and the topology of data structures
and networks.
Email:
saveliev@marshall.edu
Webpage:
http://users.marshall.edu/~saveliev/
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