Applied Mathematical and Computational Sciences

Program in
Applied Mathematical
and Computational Sciences

Graduate
College

Sunday, July 20 2008 @ 11:37 AM CDT

AMCS

The Applied Mathematical and Computational Sciences program is an interdisciplinary Ph.D. program in the Graduate College of the University of Iowa. It cooperates with the Departments of Mathematics, and other mathematically-oriented departments. The administrative offices are located in Room 14 of MacLean Hall. The current program chair is Professor Weimin Han. Follow the links to obtain further information or application materials. Read More...

Recent News
03/04/08	2007 Rankings of Top Research Universities Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index : Computational Sciences, No. 8. Read More...
03/04/08	2007 Rankings of Top Research Universities Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index : Applied Math, No .5. Read More...
10/23/06	AMCS Newsletter. Read More...
09/07/06	The Department of Mathematics Win Prestigious $3 Million NSF VIGRE Grant. Read More...
05/18/05	The Universtiy of Iowa Mathematics Department Receives Presidential Excellence Award. Read More...
12/08/04	New AMCS Curriculum. Read More...
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AMCS Seminar Math Colloquiums

Recent Graduates

May 2008 - Jerome Pansera

Thesis Title: Local Risk Minimization, Consistent Interest-Rate Modeling, and Applications to Life-Insurance

Supervisors: Professor Elias S. W. Shiu (Statistics and Actuarial Science)

Dec 2007 - Ram Kishore Medikonduri

Thesis Title: Tabulation of Tangles and Solving Tangle Equations

Supervisors: Professor Isabel Darcy (Mathematics)

July 2007 - Ricardo Ortiz-Rosado

Thesis Title: Newton/AMG Algorithm for Solving Complementarity Problems Arising in Rigid Body Dynamics with Frictional Impacts

Supervisors: Professor David Stewart (Mathematics)

July 2007 - Hun Kwon

Thesis Title: W^{2,p }Estimates for Linear Fourth Order Elliptic Equations with BMO Coefficients in Reifenberg Flat Domains

Supervisors: Professor Lihe Wang (Mathematics)

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