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William Clayton Thompson ('Clay')
Second-Year Graduate Student, Applied Mathematics
Center for Quantitative Science in Biomedicine
Department of Mathematics
North Carolina State University

Office: Cox 508E (919-515-2386)
Advisor: H.T. Banks

Research

Mathematical and statistical aspects of inverse problems
Mathematical modeling in physical and biological systems
    Estimation of cell proliferation dynamics using CFSE data
    Electromagnetic detection of a buried target under acoustic vibration

Courses Taken

Fall 2008
MA 515, Analysis I: Functional Analysis (R. Martin)
MA 546, Probability and Stochastic Processes (M. Kang)
MA 573, Mathematical and Experimental Modeling I (H.T. Banks, H.T. Tran)

Spring 2009
MA 715, Analysis II: Measure Theory (R. Martin)
MA 574, Mathematical and Experimental Modeling II (H.T. Tran)
MA 797E, Special Topics: Electromagnetic and Viscoelastic Properties of Materials (H.T. Banks)

Fall 2009
MA 532, Ordinary Differential Equations (R. Martin)
MA 534, Partial Differential Equations (A. Chertock)
MA 580, Numerical Analysis (C.T. Kelley)
MA 810C, Special Topics: Mathematical-Statistical Modeling and Analysis of Complex Systems (H.T. Banks, M. Davidian; Audit)



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