MATH - Key Persons
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- Assistant Professor of Instruction
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- Director of Undergraduate Studies
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- Associate Professor Emeritus
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- Associate Professor of Instruction
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Cristian Gutierrez's research interests are in the areas of partial differential equations and harmonic analysis. He has worked on weighted norm inequalities, singular integrals, Hardy spaces, Gaussian harmonic analysis, parabolic equations, subelliptic equations, and nonlinear elliptic equations. His current research interests include geometric optics and nonlinear PDEs of Monge-Ampere type.
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- Associate Professor Emeritus
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- Director of Graduate Studies
David Futer studies low-dimensional topology and geometry. A central goal of his research is to relate several distict themes in low-dimensional topology: combinatorial descriptions of 3-manifolds, their (typically hyperbolic) geometry, the coarse geometry of fundamental groups, and quantum invariants of knots and links. These distinct points of view turn out to be inter-related in surprising ways.
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- Associate Professor of Instruction
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- Assistant Professor
- Associate Professor of Instruction
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- Assistant Professor of Instruction
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- Associate Professor of Instruction
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- Associate Professor of Instruction
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- Associate Professor of Instruction
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- Assistant Professor of Instruction
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- Associate Professor Emeritus
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- Research Assistant Professor
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- Research Assistant Professor
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- Professor of Instruction
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Maria Lorenz is a Professor of Instruction in Mathematics. She has been a full-time faculty member in the Mathematics Department since 2001. Lorenz has earned several awards for teaching, mentoring, and service, including the Lindback Distinguished Teacher Award, Temple University Outstanding Faculty Service Award, the College of Science and Technology Award for Student Mentoring, and the Steven Petchon Award for Distinguished Teaching. Currently, she is the Director of Undergraduate Studies for the Mathematics Department. Within the Mathematics Department, Lorenz has served as an academic advisor to undergraduate students, faculty advisor for the undergraduate Math Club for the Association for Women in Mathematics Student Chapter. As a member of the Provost's Teaching Academy, Lorenz has also enjoyed the opportunity to teach and mentor graduate students in mathematics as they earn the university's Teaching in Higher Education certificate. In addition, Lorenz has had the privilege of participating in, as well as facilitating, many events at the Center for the Advancement for Teaching, where she is a Faculty Fellow. Beyond the university, Lorenz, together with her colleague, Irina Mitrea (Chair of the Mathematics Department), has organized numerous outreach events for middle and high school students. Outside of work, Maria Lorenz loves to spend time with her husband and three children, cook, swim, bike, and read; her favorite place to do all of those things is in Truro on Cape Cod.
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- Assistant Professor of Instruction
Martin Lorenz's research interests encompass several areas of noncommutative algebra. He has worked on topics in ring theory, group theory, Hopf algebras, algebraic K-theory and other fields. For about ten years, Lorenz's research was focused on multiplicative invariant theory. His monograph with that title was published by Springer-Verlag in 2005. Subsequently, Lorenz has worked on applications of Koszul algebras to algebraic combinatoris and, most recently, on algebraic group actions on noncommutative spaces.
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- Research Assistant Professor
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- Associate Professor of Instruction
After graduating from Swarthmore College in 2000 with a bachelor's degree in economics, Meredith worked as a paralegal in a legal aid clinic and then as a high school math teacher in North Philadelphia. She then further pursued her love of math in graduate school at Temple, completing a PhD in Applied Mathematics in 2012 under Yury Grabovsky. From 2012 - 2014 she was a member of the math teaching faculty at Harvard University. After taking a year off when her twins were born, she joined Temple's math teaching faculty in 2015. Her primary interests are in math education, especially teacher education.
Job Titles:
- Assistant Professor of Instruction
Job Titles:
- Research Assistant Professor
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- Research Assistant Professor
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- Assistant Professor of Instruction
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- Associate Professor Emeritus
Job Titles:
- Assistant Professor of Instruction
Job Titles:
- Research Assistant Professor
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- Assistant Professor of Instruction
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- Assistant Professor of Instruction
Job Titles:
- Research Assistant Professor