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Mark A. Martin

0610 SW Nevada St Apt H, Portland, OR 97219

mark@mark-a-martin.us

http://mark-a-martin.us/


Applied Mathematics

Education

Title of Dissertation

Dissertation Topics

Summary

There have been five phases to my mathematical education and experience. Most recently, I was a lead designer of software for mathematically modeling prokaryotic organisms as networks of metabolic reactions at a bioinformatics firm. While working on my dissertation, I studied the effects of seasonal and climatic variations in environmental factors on plankton populations in the marine mixed layer using a periodically-forced nonlinear ordinary differential equation model. Prior to my dissertation work, I studied boundary layer meteorology and mixed-layer models of the troposphere and contributed to the development of a large eddy simulation cloud model. During a year at the University of Colorado in Denver and during my first couple of years at the University of Washington, I studied numerical analysis and performed research on preconditioned conjugate gradient methods for solving the linear systems that arise from discretizing elliptical partial differential equations. I began my graduate career as a pure mathematics student at the University of Arizona, studying abstract algebra, various types of analysis, topology, and differential geometry.

Integrated Genomics, Inc. (2001)

Dissertation Work (1993 - 2000)

Atmospheric Sciences (1990 - 1993)

Numerical Analysis (1988 - 1992)

Other Applied Mathematics Courses

Pure Mathematics (1986 - 1988)

Related Skills

Scientific Software


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