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ANDREW BERNOFF, Professor of Mathematics, and Chair, Department of Mathematics (Ph.D., University of Cambridge): fluid mechanics, biological swarming, and dynamical systems.

ARTHUR BENJAMIN, Professor of Mathematics (Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University): combinatorics, number theory, game theory and graph theory; operations research.

ALFONSO CASTRO, Kenneth A. & Diana G. Jonsson Professor of Mathematics (Ph.D., University of Cincinnati): partial differential equations and nonlinear functional analysis.

LISETTE DE PILLIS, Professor of Mathematics and Director, Global Clinic (Ph.D., UCLA): mathematical biology, numerical linear algebra, parallel computing, computational fluid dynamics.

WEIQING GU, Professor of Mathematics (Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania): differential geometry and topology; Grassmann manifolds; computer-aided geometric design.

JON JACOBSEN, Assoc. Professor of Mathematics and Assoc. Dean for Academic Affairs (Ph.D., University of Utah): partial differential equations and mathematical biology.

DAGAN KARP, Asst. Professor of Mathematics (Ph.D., University of British Columbia): algebraic geometry.

RACHEL LEVY, Asst. Professor of Mathematics (Ph.D., North Carolina State University): differential equations; modeling fluids in biological and geological systems.

SUSAN MARTONOSI, Asst. Professor of Mathematics and Director, Mathematics Clinic (Ph.D., MIT): operations research; homeland security; statistics.

MICHAEL ORRISON, Assoc. Professor of Mathematics (Ph.D., Dartmouth College): representation theory and applied representation theory.

NICHOLAS PIPPENGER, Professor of Mathematics (Ph.D., MIT): computability.

FRANCIS SU, Professor of Mathematics (Ph.D., Harvard University): random walks on groups, combinatorial topology, mathematical economics and fair division.

TALITHIA WILLIAMS, Asst. Professor of Mathematics (Ph.D., Rice University): applied statistics.

DARRYL YONG ’96, Assoc. Professor of Mathematics and Assoc. Chair, Department of Mathematics (Ph.D., University of Washington): applied mathematics, perturbation theory, and mathematics education.

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