I joined the
LSUS mathematics department in 1989 as an
Assistant
Professor, was promoted to Associate Professor in 1994, then to Professor in 2001.
My Ph.D. is vintage 1985 from the
University of South Florida
, in
Tampa,
under the direction of
Athanassios G. Kartsatos.
I work mostly in old-timey measure theory while dabbling in various other topics, especially certain pizza problems (yum). For a while I played obsessively with
computer graphics
. My former advisor is now completely addicted. Indeed, he can be seen to be tied up in knots.
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Math 223 Calculus ∫∫∫ MW 12:00–12:50pm and TR 12:30–1:45pm BH 442 |
Math 398/498 Friday Seminar F 2:00–whenever |
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Math 122 Trigonometry TR 9:30–10:45 BH 442 |
Math 409/609 Number Theory MW 5:00–6:15pm BH 442 |
| Office BH 416 797-5352 / 5377 |
Office hours: MW 9:45–11:00am and 4:00–5:00pm; TR 10:45am–12:30pm; F 1:00-2:00pm. |
"Don't curse the darkness - light a candle." - Chinese proverb
"But I smell gas." - Rick Mabry
"It's never too late." - Conventional optimism
"But it's always later than it was." - Rick Mabry
"Mr. Berra, don't you know anything?" - A schoolteacher of a young Yogi Berra
"Ma'am, I don't even suspect anything." - Yogi Berra (allegedly*)
(* To me, this version is funnier than what might be a truer version.)
