Gyu Eun Lee Rutgers University BPO Way Piscataway, N.J. 08854 U.S.A. Phone: not available on web cv. email: [email protected] : hp://reu.dimacs.rutgers.edu/ gl/ Born: March , —Republic of Korea Nationality: South Korean Permanent resident of the U.S. Current position Undergraduate student, Rutgers University, School of Arts and Sciences, New Brunswick Major in Mathematics/Minor in Physics Expected degree/graduation date: Bachelor of Science, May Research interests A Nonlinear analysis • Functional analysis operator theory • Analysis of ODEs/PDEs G T Geometric topology • Differential topology • Applications to analysis and differential equations O Classical and quantum physics • Fluid mechanics • Algebraic topology Education - (projected) B.S. in Mathematics, Rutgers University Honors track in Mathematics (Honors track advisor: Feng Luo) Research experience Summer Summer Mathematics REU, Rutgers University. Advisor: Feng Luo Mathematics REU, Rutgers University. Advisor: Anders Buch Honors awards John Bogart Prize in Mathematics, Rutgers University Henry G. Sanders Memorial Scholarship in Mathematics, Rutgers University Weill Scholarship in Mathematics, Rutgers University Professional activity T Fall April “Topological degree theory: finite-dimensional case, applications, and generalizations”, Student presentation session for Fall Directed Reading Program in Mathematics “Homology and degree theory in non/quasi-linear analysis”, Project AGER Undergraduate Research Symposium C October January Mathematical Association of America - New Jersey Sectional Meeting, Rutgers University Joint Mathematical Meetings, Baltimore Academic profile S - - - - Calculus • ODEs • Probability • Computer programming • Classical mechanics ( semesters) Introductory topology • Real analysis ( semesters) • Linear algebra • Complex analysis • Differential geometry (curves and surfaces) • History of mathematics Measure theory and integration ( semesters) • Computational topology • Abstract algebra ( semesters) • Riemannian geometry • antum mechanics Functional analysis ( semesters) • PDEs ( semesters) • Algebraic topology • Classical electromagnetism • Methods in nonlinear elliptic equations (projected, Spring ) S Spring Fall Spring Spring Freshman-Sophomore Honors Seminar Problem-Solving (Putnam) Seminar Reading seminar in complex analysis Junior-Senior Honors Seminar in mathematical general relativity Non-academic activities I - Spring - Directed reading in topological degree theory, with Ali Maalaoui (organized by the Directed Reading Program in Mathematics) Independent reading in Fourier analysis, with Eric Carlen Reading project in simplicial and singular homology and topological degree theory, with Ed Chien T Fall -Spring Peer Mentor, Department of Mathematics, Rutgers University Assisted TAs in administering Calculus II and Calculus III workshops. Graded homework and/or quizzes. C Spring - President, Rutgers Undergraduate Mathematics Association (RUMA) As president, revived the formerly inactive Rutgers ”math club.” Organized a faculty lecture series for undergraduates (- lectures per semester), an undergraduate delegation to the Joint Mathematics Meetings in Baltimore, developed new website and mailing list, and represented the Department of Mathematics at Rutgers Day. Last updated: November , • Typeset in XƎTEX To see this document in your browser, click here.
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