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$Department of Mathematics$

Department of Mathematics

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Stochastic Control

$Duncan, Tyrone$

Duncan, Tyrone

Professor

duncan@ku.edu

785-864-3032

533 Snow

Differential Geometry
Probability/Statistics
Stochastic Control

$Feng, Jin$

Feng, Jin

Professor

jinfeng@ku.edu

785-864-3764

510 Snow

Stochastic Analysis
Mechanics

$Nualart, David$

Nualart, David

Mathematics Black-Babcock Distinguished Professor

nualart@ku.edu

785-864-4788

556 Snow

Multiparameter Stochastic Processes
Two-parameter Martingales
Stochastic Analysis

$Pasik-Duncan, Bozenna$

Pasik-Duncan, Bozenna

Professor, Mathematics; Courtesy Professor EECS and AE; Investigator ITTC; Chancellors Club Teaching Professor

bozenna@ku.edu

785-864-5162

503 Snow

Probability
Statistics
Stochastic Control

Events Calendar

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Department News

May 28, 2020
Math Faculty Promoted
May 22, 2020
Mathematics Department Announces Spring 2020 Awards
May 20, 2020
Margaret Bayer to be Inducted into 2020 Women’s Hall of Fame
May 11, 2020
Daniel Hernández Awarded Morrison Foundation Teaching Award

Using Math

CTE course transformation grant helps Emily Witt, assistant professor of math, develop active learning with student groups in calculus. Positive results using modules developed with Justin Lyle and Amanda Wilkens, math graduate students, were attained. Read more.

Math and COVID-19: Sources on how math is being used to track the virus and its spread. AMS link.

A mathematician-musician's breakthrough melds East, West. Read more.

Researcher's innovative approach to flood mapping support emergency management and water officials. Read more.

Nicole Johnson found a way to express her baton twirling using math. See video.