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University of Wisconsin
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Madison, WI 53706-1388
Contact Information
Name: David Seal
Office: 518 Van Vleck
Phone: (608) 262-3860
e-mail: seal AT math DOT wisc DOT edu
I am a PhD student at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. My appointment started in the Fall of 2006. I am currently working with Professor James Rossmanith in the field of Numerical Analysis. In particular, I'm currently working on Discontinuous Galerkin methods for solving hyperbolic partial differential equations.
Apparently at this stage in your life, resumes are supposed to be called 'Curriculum Vitae's. Here is an abreviated but up to date copy of my C.V. In case you're interested in what I thought was important when I applied to graduate school, you can take a look at this out of date copy (November 2005) of my resume.
I spent a summer at Indiana University and wrote a paper while I was there. Check out the cool pictures at the end of the article. I also wrote this other paper that had the added bonus of magically (together with the combined powers of the courses I took) transforming my B.S. degree into a H.B.S. degree. The 'H' stands for honors.
Fall 2009: (Math 319).
Spring 2009: (Math 320).
Fall 2008: (Math 112).
Spring 2008: (Math 101).
Fall 2007: (Math 211).
Spring 2007: (Math 222).
Fall 2006: (Math 222).
Fall 2009: Linear Programming (CS 525).
Spring 2009: Computational Math (715); Mathematical Techniques for the Analysis of Algorithms (809).
Fall 2008: Computational Math (714); Partial Differential Equations (819).
Spring 2008: Applied Math II (704); Data Structures (CS 367).
Fall 2007: Probability (831); Applied Math (703); Topics in Complex Analysis (823).
Spring 2007: Complex Analysis (722); Algebra (742); Functional Analysis (725).
Fall 2006: Real Analysis (721); Algebra (741) (Homework) (Midterm) (Final).
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