Lake Bookman Ph.D. Student
Office: SAS 3223
Advisor: Michael Shearer
Research
I'm currently working with Michael Shearer, Karen Daniels and Stephen Stickland (physics graduate student) studying the dynamics of thin films under vertical vibration.
Support
My work is supported by Research Training Group: Mathematics of Materials
About me
I like to post false information about myself on the internet. It keeps the stalkers guessing. I am a regular attendee and perhaps one day speaker at Applied Mathematics Graduate Student Seminar. I'm also a part of Fluid Thin Films Research Group
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Curriculum Vitae
I'm not really important enough to merit a full CV, but I'd like to use this space to thank my recent employers and mentors. Specifically, I'd like to single out the following people who've supported and encouraged me toward research so far:
- Michael Brown at Swarthmore and SSX
- Peter Malin, Eylon Shalev and Stephen Onacha at the Institute of Earth Science and Engineering
Courses I'm taking
Spring 2012
Since I'm not yet actually taking classes, here's a list of course I'm considering for the spring term.
- Domain Decomposition and Multigrid
- Validation and Verification
- Numerical Methods for Uncertainty Quantification
- Ordinary Differential Equations II
- Introduction to Parallel Computing
Teaching
I don't teach yet, but I sincerely hope in the next year or so to be
given the opportunity.
Contact
I can usually be
reached via 
, though it may take a few days
for me to respond
, though it may take a few days
for me to respond Domain Decomposition and Multigrid
Validation and Verification
Numerical Methods for Uncertainty
Quantification
Ordinary Differential Equations II
Introduction to Parallel Computing
Last Modified: Friday, December 9, 2011