Name |
Title |
Office | Phone | Email |
Asaki, Tom |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 228 |
509-335-3135 |
tasaki@wsu.edu |
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Derivative-Free and blackbox optimization, mixed-variable optimization, discrete transformation discovery, inverse problems in data and image analysis. |
Cai, Chencheng |
Asst Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 405 |
509-335-3141 |
chencheng.cai@wsu.edu |
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Causal inference and experimental design under interference; Time series analysis; high-dimensional matrix decomposition; Monte Carlo methods. |
Chen, Xiongzhi |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 230 |
509-335-3150 |
xiongzhi.chen@wsu.edu |
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Simultaneous inference, theoretical foundation of analysis of non-Euclidean data and of deep learning models, statistics of stochastic differential equations, and harmonic analysis. |
Dasgupta, Nairanjana |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 403 |
509-335-3736 |
dasgupta@wsu.edu |
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Genomics and Bio-informatics. Dealing with large scale multiplicity in genomic, proteomic and metabolomic data sets. Dealing with dependencies in binary and ordinal data. Modeling growth and bloom phases of WA apples. Multiple Comparisons, Comparison to Control, Logistic Distribution, Optimal Designs. |
DeFord, Daryl |
Asst Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 328 |
509-335-7760 |
daryl.deford@wsu.edu |
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My research focuses on applications of combinatorial and algebraic methods to the analysis of social data including political redistricting and social network analysis. Recent projects include the following with more details on my research page:
- Creating sampling and optimization methods for evaluating political redistricting plans
- Designing and evaluating fairness metrics
- Statistical inference for the RDPG network model
- Spectral graph theory and combinatorial measures on trees
- Stirling numbers of the first and second kind for graphs
- Clustering and metrics for multiplex data
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Hudelson, Matthew |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 330 |
509-335-3125 |
mhudelson@wsu.edu |
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Probabilistic approaches to geometric and combinatorial problems, methods for maximizing content of a j-simplex bounded by the unit d-cube, and random walks on graphs. |
Jandhyala, Krishna (Assoc Chair) |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 407 |
509-335-8450/ -8652 |
jandhyala@wsu.edu |
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The problem of multiple change-points in time-series with applications to environmental data. |
Kaul, Abhishek |
Asst Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 217 |
509-335-5279 |
abhishek.kaul@wsu.edu |
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High dimensional change point regression models; computational statistics and statistical learning. |
Khapalov, Alex |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 307 |
509-335-3172 |
khapala@wsu.edu |
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Analysis of swimming models, described by the coupled fluid and (integro-) ordinary differential equations, and their motion capabilities from the viewpoint of controllability theory. Controllability of linear and nonlinear partial differential equations, governed by multiplicative (bilinear) controls. Smart materials, point sensors and actuators, including mobile ones. |
Li, Haijun |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 317 |
509-335-9812 |
liklu@wsu.edu |
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Multivariate Extremes, Copulas, Risk and Choquet Capacities |
Liu, Sheng-Chi |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 207 |
509-335-8648 |
shengchi.liu@wsu.edu |
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Analytic number theory, especially on L-functions and analytic theory of automorphic forms on GL(n). |
Manoranjan, V.S. |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 231 |
509-335-7811 |
mano@wsu.edu |
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MATHEMATICAL MODELING – Pattern Formation, Contaminant Transport, Spread of Diseases, Population Models & Solitons;COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS – Finite Element/Finite Difference methods, Spectral methods, Operator Splitting methods, Iterative methods & Machine Learning;MATHEMATICS LEARNING – Interactive online lessons & Evidence-based Experiential learning |
McDonald, Judith |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 323 |
509-335-3046 |
jmcdonald1@wsu.edu |
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Eventually nonnegative matrices, nonnegative matrices, M-matrices, inverse eigenvalue problem, spectrally arbitrary patterns. |
Moore, Charles |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 115/227 |
509-335-4918 |
cnmoore@wsu.edu |
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Probabilistic behavior of harmonic functions, free boundary problems, Stefan problems |
Panchenko, Alexander |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 329 |
509-335-3127 |
panchenko@wsu.edu |
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Network approximation for effective parameters of concentrated suspensions, homogenization of unconsolidated composites and media with moving interfaces, modeling of osteoporosis and blood circulation, and inverse conductivity problem with rough conductivities. |
Schreyer, Lynn |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 225 |
509-335-3152 |
lynn.schreyer@wsu.edu |
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Deformation of, Flow through, Evaporation in Porous Media |
Schwartz, Elissa |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 309 |
509-335-3142 |
ejs@wsu.edu |
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Coupling mathematical and experimental approaches to examine host-parasite dynamics and for the development of effective vaccines. |
Tsatsomeros, Michael |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 229 |
509-335-3144 |
tsat@wsu.edu |
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Linear algebra, matrix analysis, especially the theory of nonnegative matrices and their generalizations. Particular interests include the numerical range; graphs and patterns associated with matrices; numerical linear algebra; applications in dynamical systems, control theory, data analysis, machine learning and artificial intelligence. |
Vixie, Kevin |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 203 |
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kvixie@wsu.edu |
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Examples of research projects past and present: sparse dynamic tomography, the development of image metrics which ignore unimportant differences, the sharp characterization of minimizers to variational functionals like the L1TV and ROF functionals, the flat norm for images and shapes, analysis and geometric measure theory in metric spaces, and the propagation of uncertainty through image analysis. |
Voulgarakis, Nikos |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 325 |
509-335-3136 |
n.voulgarakis@wsu.edu |
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Nonlinear Dynamics, Stochastic Processes, Fluid Dynamics at small scales, Mathematical Biology and Biophysics |
Wang, Xueying/Snow |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 201 |
509-335-6996 |
xueying.wang@wsu.edu |
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Integrating techniques from the fields of dynamical systems, stochastic processes and statistics to develop and analyze mathematical models. Application areas: (a) computational neuroscience; (b) infectious disease modeling; (c) population ecology. |
Wang, Yuan |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 409 |
509-335-3161 |
yuan.wang@wsu.edu |
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Objected-Oriented Data Analysis, Bayesian Statistics, Non-parametric methods, classification and clustering analysis |
Wilhelm, Annie |
Assoc Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 327 |
335-8647 |
anne.wilhelm@wsu.edu |
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Mathematics education: mathematics teacher learning and practice. |
Yin, Hong-Ming |
Prof, Tenure Track |
Neill 303 |
509-335-7263 |
hyin@wsu.edu |
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Partial Differential Equations and Applications; Mathematical Modeling and Analysis in Life Sciences; Financial Engineering and Portfolio Management. |
Name |
Title |
Office | Phone | Email |
Alldredge, Richard |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
alldredg@wsu.edu |
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Ariyawansa, Ari |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
ari@wsu.edu |
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Former department chairman |
Cooper, Sandra |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
sccooper@wsu.edu |
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Mathematics Education |
DeTemple, Duane |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
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Dillon, Bob |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
rhdillon@wsu.edu |
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Fluid-elastic problems in biofluids with moving boundaries, e.g. bacterial motility, chemotaxis and aggregation, ciliated and flagellated movement, vertebrate limb bud growth. |
Evans, Marc |
Emeritus |
- |
335-8647 |
marcevan@wsu.edu |
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Estimation for multiple recapture models having heterogeneous captures, and inference for binary and multinomial responses from designed experiments with randomization restrictions. |
Genz, Alan |
Emeritus |
Neill 232 |
335-2131 |
genz@math.wsu.edu |
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Numerical computation of multiple integrals, with focus on computational statistics. |
Jacroux, Michael |
Emeritus |
Neill 205 |
335-3130 |
jacroux@math.wsu.edu |
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Experimental design. |
Jordan, J.H. |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
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Kallaher, Mike |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
mkallaher@wsu.edu |
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Obtaining reasonable classification of finite translation planes, and even affine planes, which arise in block design problems and coding theory. |
Kent, Darrell |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
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Knott, Libby |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
lknott@wsu.edu |
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Mathematics Education: Conceptual understanding of mathematics; use of representation, proof and justification in mathematics; mathematical discourse. |
Kucera, Jan |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
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Mifflin, Robert |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
mifflin@math.wsu.edu |
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Development of efficient computational methods for solving appli ed optimization problems defined with constraints on the problem variables and/or nonsmooth functions of the variables. Also, developing decomposition and dual techniques for solving optimal allocation of resources problems that have large numbers of decision variables and/or resource constraints |
Milham, Chuck |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
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Nazareth, Larry |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
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NG, Dina |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
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Pascual, Francis/Jave |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
jave@wsu.edu |
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Failure-Time Models and Data Analysis, Competing Risks, Accelerated Life Test Planning, Quality Control. |
Schumaker, Mark |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
schumaker@wsu.edu |
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Models of the light reactions of photosynthesis. Relationship between sample paths and boundary conditions of partial differential equations modeling diffusion processes. |
Vincent, Kimberly |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
kvincent@wsu.edu |
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Creating gender inclusive mathematics education through the development of feminist pedagogy. |
Watkins, David |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
watkins@math.wsu.edu |
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Eigenvalue problems. |
Webb, William |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
webb@math.wsu.edu |
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Fair division, recurrence sequences, binomial and generalized binomial coefficients, and polynomials over finite fields, as well as application of these concepts in cryptography. |
Wiser, H.C. |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
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Wollkind, David |
Emeritus |
- |
- |
dwollkind@wsu.edu |
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Solidification of metals and alloys, convection of fluids and aerosols, folding of sedimentary rock multi-layers, development of stars in the outer arms of spiral galaxies, dynamics of predator-prey biological control interactions and the occurrence of Turing structures in chemical reaction-diffusion systems. The main emphasis in all these investigations is to compare mathematical predictions with |