Center for Applied Mathematics and Computation
The Center for Applied Mathematics and Computation involves faculty members and graduate students in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Massachusetts who are interested in research and instruction in applied mathematics and scientific computation. The Center supports a research seminar series in Applied Mathematics and Computation Seminar. The M.S. Program in Applied Mathematics, a two-year professional degree program for students who seek industrial employment, is also coordinated by the Center.
For more information on the center and its activities, contact Kathy Boron.
CAM Coordinator: Bruce Turkington
AM Program Director: Bruce Turkington
Research Areas
Fluid dynamics:
Hans Johnston,
Bruce Turkington,
Nathaniel Whitaker,
Robin Young
Mathematical biology:
Robert Gardner,
Panos Kevrekidis,
Nathaniel Whitaker
Scientific Computing:
Qian-Yong Chen,
Hans Johnston,
Markos Katsoulakis,
Panos Kevrekidis,
Bruce Turkington,
Nathaniel Whitaker
Nonlinear PDEs:
Robert Gardner,
Markos Katsoulakis,
Andrea Nahmod,
Bruce Turkington,
Robin Young
Stochastic modeling, probability and statistical mechanics:
Richard S. Ellis,
Markos Katsoulakis,
Luc Rey-Bellet,
Bruce Turkington,
HongKun Zhang
Mathematical physics:
Panos Kevrekidis,
Luc Rey-Bellet,
Yao Wang,
HongKun Zhang
Graduate Students
Ph.D. Students:
Jake Gagnon,
Chenyu Wang
M.S. Students:
Brian Anderson,
Andrew Aumick,
Melissa Curd,
Hugh Enxing,
Chris Hoogeboom,
Emeka Ihuarulam,
Haizhong Wang,
Wenfeng Wang,
Chuan Zeng
Recent Graduate Topics Courses:
- Math 646: Ergodic Theory (Luc Rey-Bellet, S05)
- Math 697EG: Evolutionary Game Theory (Luc Rey-Bellet, F09)
- Math 697J: Multigrid/Multilevel Methods (Hans Johnston, F06)
- Math 697L: Wave-Packet Analysis and Applications (Andrea Nahmod, S07)
- Math 697U: Stochastic Processes (Luc Rey-Bellet, S10)
- Math 697U: Stochastic Processes & Applications (Luc Rey-Bellet, S06)
- Math 697U: Stochastic Processes (Luc Rey-Bellet, F07)
- Math 697Y/597Y: Nonlinear Dynamical Lattices (Panos Kevrekidis, S09)
- Math 791A: Non-linear Fourier Analysis (Andrea Nahmod, S03)
- Math 797C: Theory of Large Deviations and Applications (Richard S. Ellis, S05)
- Math 797I: Geophysical Fluid Dynamics (Bruce Turkington, S08)