I teach two
courses at the
Wayne State University every semester .
The courses I taught include Mat 1000, Mat 1500, Mat 1800,
Mat 2010, Mat 2150, Mat 2020, Mat 2030, Mat 2350, Mat 3430, Sta 1020/Soc 5280,
Mat 5100, Mat 5110, Mat 5220, and Mat 5230,
some of which more than once.
Office Hours: MW 1:00 -- 2:00 pm, or
email me to make
an appointment.
Research
Much of my recent work is on mathematical and numerical analysis of
mathematical models that fit in a general form. Examples include the
Timoshenko beam model, Koiter and Naghdi type arch models, Kirchhoff-Love
and Reissner--Mindlin plate models, Koiter and Naghdi type shell models,
Domain embedding for Dirichlet/Neumann problems based on penalty/regularization,
and regularization of ill-posed boundary value problems defined on rough domains.
Further information can be found in
a summary of my recent work and my papers.
My work is
supported by the National Science Foundation.
Before these, I studied domain decomposition and multigrid methods.
Ph.D. from the Computing Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Adviser: Professor Huang Hong-ci.
Thesis: Decompositional Parallel Computations for Elliptic Equations.