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, "Applied Analysis and Computation". 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.

• Seminar in Applied Mathematics and Computation
• Seminars in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

• Richard Ellis    Probability and analysis,theory of large deviations

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• Robert Gardner    Nonlinear partial differential equations

• Hans Johnston    Computational Applied Mathematics, Numerical Analysis,and Fluid Mechanics

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• Markos Katsoulakis    Director, Nonlinear PDEs, Statistical Mechanics and Applied Mathematics

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• Panayotis Kevrekidis    Nonlinear PDEs, Dynamical Systems & Mathematical Physics

• Andrea Nahmod    Harmonic Analysis and PDE's (Sabbatical Leave – Fall 2005)

• Mikhail Perepelitsa    Nonlinear PDE’s

• Luc Rey-Bellet    Probability, Stochastic Analysis, Mathematical Physics/Statistical Mechanics

• Alexandros Sopasakis    Applied Mathematics and Scientific Computing

• Bruce Turkington    Nonlinear partial differential equations, applied mathematics

• Wang, Wei-Min    Analysis, PDE, Mathematical Physics

• Nathaniel Whitaker    Applied mathematics, numerical analysis

• Robin Young    Nonlinear partial differential equations, numerical analysis