Mathematics Research
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3900 University Blvd.
Tyler, TX 75799
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Research in Mathematics
UT Tyler Department of Mathematics
The mathematics faculty at UT Tyler are very active in research, particularly in the areas of applied mathematics, complex analysis, functional analysis & operator algebras, graph theory, and number theory & combinatorics. Faculty members in each group are listed below, along with specific research interests and either selected publications or a curriculum vitae for each. There is also significant overlap and collaboration across research groups.
Applied Mathematics
Regan Beckham
Research Interests: Mathematical modeling of physical problems and statistics.
Complex Analysis
William Blair
Research Interests: Complex function theory and complex boundary value problems.
Selected Publications:
- An atomic representation for Hardy classes of solutions to nonhomogeneous Cauchy-Riemann equations, J. Geom. Anal. 33.9 (2023), Paper No. 307, 20. issn: 1050-6926,1559-002X. doi: 10.1007/s12220-023-01374-y.
- The Schwarz boundary value problem for boundary values in the sense of distributions, J. Math. Anal. Appl. 530.2 (2024), Paper No. 127690. issn: 0022-247X. doi: 10.1016/j.jmaa.2023.127690.
- Hardy spaces of meta-analytic functions and the Schwarz boundary value problem, Complex Anal. Synerg. 10.13 (2024), Paper No. 13, 9. issn: 2524-7581,2197-120X doi: 10.1007/s40627-024-00139-9.
Functional Analysis & Operator Algebras
David Milan
Research Interests: C*-algebras, groupoids, and inverse semigroups.
Selected Publications:
- On a class of inverse semigroups related to Leavitt path algebras (with John Meakin and Zhengpan Wang), Advances in Mathematics 384 (2021).
- Condition (K) for inverse semigroups and Ideal structure of their C*-algebras (with Scott LaLonde and Jamie Scott), Journal of Algebra 523 (2019), 119–153.
- On inverse semigroup C*-algebras and crossed products (with Benjamin Steinberg), Groups, Geometry, and Dynamics 8 (2014), no. 2, 485–512.
Pamela Delgado
Research Interests: Functional analysis, fixed point theory, and operator theory.
Selected Publications:
- Cesàro averaging and extension of functionals on L^infinity(0,infinity) (with Chris Lennard and Jeromy Sivek), Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications 529, Issue 1 (2024).
Graph Theory & Combinatorics
Christina Graves
Research Interests: Reliability polynomials, pattern avoidance in permutations, and graph automorphisms.
Stephen Graves
Research Interests: Infinite graph theory, extremal graph theory, and chemical graph theory.
Mathematical Biology
Ivan Ramirez-Zuniga
Research Interests: Mathematical biology, mathematical immunology and immunometabolism, mathematical modeling of infectious diseases and inflammatory response, epidemiology, population dynamics, parameter estimation, optimal control, uncertainty quantification, data science and machine learning.
Selected Publications:
- A.P. Smith, L.C. Lane, I. Ramirez-Zuniga, D.J. Moquin, P. Vogel, A.M. Smith (2022). Increased Virus Dissemination Leads to Enhanced Lung Injury But Not Inflammation During Influenza-Associated Secondary Bacterial Infection. FEMS Microbes, Volume 3, 2022, xtac022 (link to article).
- I. Ramirez-Zuniga, Jonathan E. Rubin, David Swigon, Gilles Clermont, and Heinz Redl. A data-driven model of the role of energy in sepsis. Journal of Theoretical Biology. Volume 533. (2022).
- I. Ramirez-Zuniga, Jonathan E. Rubin, David Swigon, and Gilles Clermont. Mathematical Modeling of Energy Consumption in the Acute Inflammatory Response. Journal of Theoretical Biology, 460. 101-114, (2019). (link to article).
Number Theory & Combinatorics
Katie Anders
Research Interests: Combinatorics and number theory, specifically digital representations and graph splines.
Madeline Dawsey
Research Interests: Combinatorics and number theory, specifically partitions, modular forms, and digital representations.
Joseph Vandehey
Research Interests: Number theory, ergodic theory, symbolic dynamics, continued fractions, normal numbers.
Contact Us
Department of Mathematics
3900 University Blvd.
Tyler, TX 75799
Office Hours:
Monday–Friday 8 a.m – 5 p.m.
800 UT TYLER
Ph: 903.565.5839
Fx: 903.565.5781
math@uttyler.edu