Talks
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"Decay of correlations for dynamical systems with unbounded
distortion," University of Louisville, May 2005
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"How bad can a homomorphism be?" Bucknell University,
October 2005
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"Approximate homomorphisms," University of Colombo (Sri Lanka),
March 2006
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Publications
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Stability of the Cauchy Equation in Banach Spaces,
Bachelor's Thesis, University of Louisville, 1994.
- Decay of Correlations for Dynamical Systems with
Unbounded Distortion, Ph.D. Thesis, Michigan State
University, 2003.
- Topology: An Introduction (working title), in
use in my current topology class. We begin with the
epsilon-delta definition of continuity from Calculus I and
develop topology as a collection of sufficient abstractions
which allow us to understand continuity, compactness,
connectedness, etc. in more abstract settings. The text is
appropriate for students who have had one semester of calculus
and an introduction to proofs.
- Basic Statistics with Calculus Enhancement, in
preparation. Initial chapters in use in my current basic
statistics class. We present measures of center,
variation, random variables, normal distributions, binomial
distributions, and ANOVA. The first part of each chapter
is ideal for students with only a college algebra background;
the latter part of each chapter discusses and derives the
results rigorously and is ideal for students who have had the
usual three-semester calculus sequence.
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