Thirteen graduate degrees in Applied Mathematics were awarded at the Fall 2014 convocation:
MMath Research Paper:
Amir
Issaei
"Estimation
of
infinite-dimensional
systems"
MMath Thesis:
Abdulhamed
Alsisi
"Quasi-Static
Approximation
for
Numerical
Computation
of
Plasmon
Eigenfrequencies
in
Nanoparticles"
Eric
Bembenek
"Realizing
Surface
Driven
Flows
in
the
Primitive
Equations"
Jason
Boisselle
"Port-based
teleportation
of
continuous
quantum
variables"
Robert
Irwin
"The
Instability
of
Mesoscale
Jets
in
Idealized
Two-Layer
Models"
Junyu
Lai
"Implementations
of
iterative
algorithms
in
Hadoop
and
Spark"
Keenan
Lyon
"Analysis
of
Plasmons
Sustained
on
the
Surface
of
Graphene"
Arman
Tavakoli
"H2-Optimal
Sensor
Location"
PhD:
Manem,
Venkata
"Mathematical
Modeling
of
Secondary
Malignancies
and
Associated
Treatment
Strategies"
Colin
Phipps
"Mathematical
models
for
angiogenic,
metabolic
and
apoptotic
processes
in
tumours"
Peter
Stechlinski
"Qualitative
Theory
of
Switched
Integro-differential
Equations
with
Applications"
Derek
Steinmoeller
"High-Order
Numerical
Methods
in
Lake
Modelling"
Andree
Susanto
"High-Order
Finite-Volume
Schemes
for
Magnetohydrodynamics"