Dr. Seth Armstrong
Associate Professor of Mathematics
Interim
Department Chair
Southern
351 W.
(My personal and family page is found here.)
Classes for Fall 2007 (Click to see the syllabus)
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Quantitative Reasoning............................................... |
M-Th 8 – 8:50, SC 228 |
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College Algebra…......................................................... |
M-Th 10 – 10:50, SC 228 |
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Calculus III…………………………………………... |
M-Th 9 – 9:50, ELC 301 |
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Previous courses taught (*graduate
courses and **mixed level course at
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Numerical Analysis* |
Differential Equations |
Linear Algebra |
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Computational Mathematics* |
College Geometry |
Calculus I, II, III |
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Advanced Calculus** |
Math Modeling |
Survey of Calculus |
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Advanced Linear Algebra* |
History of Mathematics |
College Algebra |
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Abstract Algebra |
Business Calculus |
Quantitative Analysis |
Research
Publications
q (With R. Schaaf) Solution surfaces for semilinear elliptic equations on rotated domains, Advances in Differential Equations, vol. 4, no. 2 (1999)
q (With R. Schaaf), A low-dimensional conjugacy for elliptic equations and symmetry breaking on rotated domains, J. Differential Equations 192, 70-92 (2003)
Work Nearly Completed
q An invariant manifold approach to the numerical approximation of a class of singular differential equations
q (With B. Johnson) Ion channels via the Pixon method
Theses
q (Dissertation)
On Solution Surfaces for Semilinear Elliptic
Equations on Rotated Domains,
q M.S.
(Advised Katherine Logan) A Direct Approach to the
Education
q Ph.D.
in Mathematics,
Fields: Partial Differential Equations/Numerical Analysis
q M.S.
in Mathematics,
q B.S.
in Mathematics,
Awards
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Professor
of the Year, Southern
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Best-Liked
Professor,
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Outstanding
Academics Award, Math/Stat Dept.,
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Outstanding
Teacher Award, Math/Stat. Dept.,
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Outstanding
Research Award, Math/Stat. Dept.,