People

Tel:(415) 422-4693
jcchubb@usfca.edu

Jennifer Chubb

Assistant Professor

My general research area is logic and computability theory, in particular computable structure theory. I am also studying quantum computing & quantum logic. I'm away visiting Penn State University in the Fall of 2011. Please email me if you need to get in touch! More information at http://cs.usfca.edu/~jcchubb

Tel:(415) 422-6509
smdevlin@usfca.edu

Stephen Devlin

Associate Professor and Chair

My recent interests include complex networks, game theory, and dynamics on networks. I am also interested in representation theory and non linear groups.

Tel:(415) 422-6327
harringtonk@usfca.edu

Ken Harrington

Adjunct Professor

Tel:(415) 422-5903
brunelle@usfca.edu

Renee Hubert

Instructor

Technology in the classroom; making mathematics accessible to non-majors.

Tel:415-422-4671
edlawrence@usfca.edu

Emille Lawrence

Assistant Professor (Term)

Tel:(415) 422-5616
needham@usfca.edu

Tristan Needham

Professor

My interests are visualization, Differential Geometry, Complex Analysis, General Relativity, and the history of science.On Sabbatical AY 2011-2012

Tel:(415) 422-6630
pacheco@usfca.edu

Peter Pacheco

Professor

Prof. Pacheco's main research interest is parallel computing. He has been involved in the development of the MPI Standard for message-passing. His book Parallel Programming with MPI is an elementary introduction to programming parallel systems that use the MPI 1 library of extensions to C and Fortran.  His book An Introduction to Parallel Programming is designed to teach inexperienced programmers how to program both shared- and distributed-memory parallel systems.

Tel:(415) 422-6747
mwrinker@usfca.edu

Mark Rinker

Adjunct Professor

Tel:(415) 422-5183
dmsoares@usfca.edu

Dayna Soares

Adjunct Professor

Not teaching AY 2011-2012

Tel:(415) 422-6734
stillmant@usfca.edu

Tom Stillman

Adjunct Professor

Math 106, Quantitative Methods in Business

Tel:(415) 422-5054
stillwell@usfca.edu

John Stillwell

Professor

My interests are history of mathematics in the 19th and 20th centuries, number theory, geometry, algebra, topology, foundations of mathematics.In Australia during Spring and Summer

Tel:(415) 422-5028
vtran3@usfca.edu

Van Thu Tran

Adjunct Professor

Tel:415-422-6637
duminsky@usfca.edu

David Uminsky

Assistant Professor

Come to office hours, and stay for Math Tea, on Wednesday afternoons!

Tel:(415) 422-4981
cvancott@usfca.edu

Cornelia Van Cott

Assistant Professor

Website:  http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~cvancott

Tel:(415) 422-6235
wells@usfca.edu

Benjamin Pete Wells

Professor

Math 106, Quantum Methods CS 191 CS 385 SLS in CS Logic, algebra, computing, computer graphics, visual communication, and classic computersOffice Hours T 3:30-4:30pm R 2-3:15pm

Tel:(415) 422-6836
wolfr@usfca.edu

Robert Wolf

Assistant Professor

Tel:(415) 422-2187
yeung@math.usfca.edu

Stephen Yeung

Associate Professor

Dynamical systems theory including coupled oscillators, Josephson junction arrays, injection lasers, sigma-delta data converters, and algorithmic analysis of microarray data

Tel:(415) 422-6590
zeitzp@usfca.edu

Paul Zeitz

Professor

Interests:  Combinatorics, mathematical problem solving, innovative mathematical enrichment and outreach.