Spring 2017 graduates Subasha Wickramarachchi, Demetri Pananos, along with David Harmsworth, Francis Poulin & Marek Stastna
Twelve graduate degrees in Applied Mathematics were awarded at the 2017 spring convocation.
MMath:
Lorena Cid-Montiel ("Existence and Uniqueness of Attracting Slow Manifolds: An Application of the Ważewski Principle”)
An Zhou ("Structured Reverse Mode Automatic Differentiation in Nested Monte Carlo Simulations”)
Guillaume Verdon-Akzam ("Probing Quantum Fields: Measurements and Quantum Energy Teleportation”)
Erik Maki ("Iterated Function Systems with Place-Dependent Probabilities and the Inverse Problem of Measure Approximation Using Moments”)
Athanasios (Demetri) Pananos ("Early Warning Signals of Vaccine Scares”)
Joanna Boneng ("Infectious Disease Modeling with Interpersonal Contact Patterns as a Heterogeneous Network”)
Alexander Vukadinovic (Research paper: "Using Machine Learning Algorithms to Better Bound the Uncertainty Ranges of Parameters in GCMs”)
PhD:
Subasha Wickramarachchi ("The Hydrodynamics of Two-Dimensional Oscillating Flows Over Ripples: the Effect of Asymmetries in Ripple Shape and Currents”)
Jared Penney ("Direct Numerical Simulation of Salt Fingering Gravity Currents and Double-Diffusive Rayleigh-Taylor Instabilities”)
Sepideh Afshar ("Lithium-Ion battery SOC estimation”)
Ali Mahdipour Shirayeh ("Evolutionary Dynamics of Cancer: Spatial and Heterogeneous Effects”)
Giuseppe Sellaroli (“Non-Compact Groups, Tensor Operators and Applications to Quantum Gravity”)