 Bernhard Riemann (1826 - 1866) |
at Dalhousie University Department of Mathematics and Statistics and Faculty of Computer Science |
 Stefan Banach (1892 - 1945) |
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Coming up:
- Regular faculty:
- Jonathan Borwein,
Canada Research Chair, Computer Science
Nonlinear analysis, classical analysis, experimental mathematics, optimization - Karl Dilcher
Special functions, polynomials - Andrea Fraser
Abstract harmonic analysis - Chelluri C. A. Sastri
Applied analysis, probability - K.K. Tan
Nonlinear analysis
- Keith Taylor, Dean of Science
Abstract harmonic analysis
- Jonathan Borwein,
Canada Research Chair, Computer Science
- Adjunct professors and professors emeriti:
- Peter Fillmore
Operator algebras - Heydar Radjavi
Operator theory - S. Swaminathan
Geometry of Banach spaces - Tony Thompson
Geometry of finite dimensional normed spaces, Finsler geometry.
- Peter Fillmore
- Postdoctoral fellows, sabbatical visitors:
- Marc Chamberland,
visitor, Aug. '04 - Aug. '05
Differential equations and dynamical systems - Eva Curry,
PDF, from Aug. '04
Harmonic analysis, wavelets
- Marc Chamberland,
visitor, Aug. '04 - Aug. '05
- Graduate students:
- Mason Macklem
- Herre Wiersma
- Peter Ye
- Classes offered:
- MATH 2505: Introductory Analysis
- MATH 3500: Intermediate Analysis
- MATH 3080: Introduction to Complex Variables
- MATH 4010: Introduction to Measure Theory and Integration
- MATH 4140: Introduction to Functional Analysis
Please note:
-- For other related courses (advanced calculus, differential equations, etc.) see the undergraduate or graduate calendar.
-- Other specialized courses may be offered, differing from year to year. - Events:
- Analysis Seminar. Usually Wednesday, 3:30 - 4:30 during regular terms.
Talks: [03-04] - Workshop on Analytic and Computational Number Theory, August 23 - 27, 2004.
- Analysis Seminar. Usually Wednesday, 3:30 - 4:30 during regular terms.
- Some useful resources:
Workshop on Analytic and Computational Number Theory, August 23 - 27, 2004.
Last update: August 9, 2004
Created and maintained by Karl Dilcher