Current Graduate students

Ph.D. Students

• Sonoko Nakano
  Image processing/Medical Imaging.

M.Sc. Students

• Amir Taghavi
  Spectral Methods on the semi-infinite line.
• Nathan Sharp
  High-order methods for differential equations.

Previous Graduate students

Ph.D. Students

• Thomas Humphries
  Temporal Regularization and Artifact Correction in Single Slow-Rotation Dynamic SPECT
  Now: Research Associate and Instructor in Math at Oregon State University.
• Joe Qranfal
  Optimal Recursive Estimation Techniques for Dynamic Medical Image Reconstruction.
• Ronald Haynes
  Now: Associate Professor at Memorial University, Newfoundland
• Leevan Ling
  Now: Associate Professor (and Associate Chair), Mathematics, Hong Kong Baptist University.

M.Sc. Students

• Barry Lee.
  Mutlilevel approaches to ill-posed equations, M.Sc. thesis, SFU, 1992.
  Completed his Ph.D. in 1996 at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
  Now: Research Scientist, Center for Applied Scientific Computing, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
  
• Yunyun Liu.
  The pseudospectral Chebyshev method for two-point boundary value problems, M.Sc. thesis, SFU, 1992.
  Now at Saskatchewan Provincial Health Council.
• Kostas Korontinis.
  The effects of space-discretizations on computing inertial manifolds, M.Sc. thesis, SFU, 1992.
  Now a high-level Executive at Stanley Works, Europe.
• Antonio Cabal.
  Vortex dynamics of a channel with cavity flow, M.Sc. thesis, SFU, 1993.
  Ph.D. Western Ontario. Now works at Kaiser Permanente.
• Ronald Haynes.
  Invariant Manifolds of Dynamical Systems: Theory and Computation,
  M.Sc. thesis, SFU, 1998.
  
• Leevan Ling Solving Large Symmetric Toeplitze Systems With Iterative Methods,
  M.Sc. thesis, SFU, 1999.
  
• Pichmony Anhaouy The Fourier Spectral Method For Solving The KdV Equation ,
  M.Sc. thesis, SFU, 2000.
  Now: Faculty position at Langara College
• Todd Keeler
  thesis topic: High-order methods for solving differential equations.
  Now: Ph.D. Student in Applied Math, SFU.
• Thomas Humphries
  Improved Numerical Integration for Analytical Photon Distribution Calculation in SPECT. M.Sc. thesis, SFU, 2007.
  Now: Research Associate and Instructor in Math at Oregon State University.
• Sonoko Nakano
  Inmage Inpainting with the Ginzberg-Landau Equation.
  Now: Ph.D. Student