Spring 2012.

       Information about the  graduate course Math 6327  on  Partial Differential equations  can be found by selecting the link. The prerequisites for this course are graduate real analysis  Math 6320-21 and  knowledge of (real)  Lesbesgue and Sobolev spaces as covered last semester in Math 6326.  Homework will be assigned during the course and grades will be based on this homework.

         The course will cover linear evolution equations concentrating on equations of parabolic type. This course is somewhat independent of the Math 6326 course taught in Fall 2011. Students do need to know many of the topics that were covered there such as the theory of Sobolev spaces, Fourier transforms and weak calculus.   The course description for this course may be found  here

        In Fall  2010 and 2011 I taught Math 3340  Introduction to Fixed Income Mathematics.  A course description may be found here. Grading will be based on homework assignments and two exams. Each semester in  the academic year 2010-2011, I taught an advanced  graduate course on  Partial Differential Equations. 

       In the  2009-2010 academic year, I taught Math 6326 on Partial Differential Equations and Math 6360, Applicable  Analysis in the Fall.  In the spring semester I taught Math 6361, Applicable Analysis. The course descriptions are available here and here.

        In the 2008-9 academic year, I taught the graduate applicable analysis sequence  Math 6360-1 and also the undergraduate financial mathematics sequence Math 3340, Introduction to Fixed Income Mathematics. and Math 4380, Mathematical Introduction to Options.   In the 2007-8 academic year, I taught the graduate Real Analysis sequence M6320-M6321 and also Calculus 3.