Fax: (530) 752-6635
email: hass(at symbol)math.ucdavis.edu
I am also running a Research Focus Group on Low dimensional topology.
We will again have a series of activities centered on
3-lecture mini-courses that introduce various topics.
See the website for this group here
Topology RFG 2008-2009 .
Geometry of proteins; Three dimensional manifolds; Applied math; Computational complexity; Computational geometry and topology; Differential geometry; geometric computation; Minimal surfaces and bubbles.
I did some applied work related to Computer Aided Design. It can be seen here.
Three-dimensonal topology and geometry. My recent preprints are available on the math arxives.
Click here for information and graphics, on Double Bubbles .
I have looked at various aspects of the motions of curves and surfaces, with dynamics related to the curvature. Click here for material on curve flows: Curve Flow. You can draw a curve and see it flow right over your web browser, using a program written by Rick Vaughn. Try it.
Editorial Boards
I am on the editorial board of
Geometriae Dedicata
and
Media-Enhanced Mathematics
Calculus
Duane Kouba and I manage a central
web site for all things related to calculus at:
www.calculus.org.
Kayaking
Some kayaking pictures can be found here: Gorge 5/12/2007. May take a while to download.
1. The standard 11th edition of Thomas' Calculus.
2. The Early Transcendentals 11th edition of Thomas' Calculus. (In early transcendentals textbooks, the trigononometric,
exponential and logarithm functions are treated earlier than in the standard version.)
3. The international 11th edition of Thomas' Calculus.
1. The standard 1st edition of University Calculus.
University Calculus gives a more concise treatment of calculus.
This is an early transcendentals textbook.
2. The Alternate 1st edition of University Calculus.
3. The 1st edition of University Calculus Elements.
This is also an early transcendentals textbook.
It is an even more concise version.
