Malgorzata Peszynska, Associate Professor
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Course Information: MTH 623 Differential and Integral Equations of Mathematical Physics Class Announcement: MTH 654 Large Scale Scientific Computing Methods MTH 607: Applied Mathematics and Computation Seminar Education: Ph.D., University of Augsburg, 1992 M.Sc., Warsaw University of Technology, 1986 Research: Applied and Computational Mathematics Peszynska's research interests and accomplishments are in mathematical and computational modeling of of flow and transport in porous media and other phenomena of similar character described by nonlinear coupled PDEs with highly heterogeneous and multiscale data. She is interested in analysis of solutions as well as in development and analysis of numerical algorithms. Most recently she has worked on adaptive and upscaling techniques for coupled, multiscale, and nonlocal models as well as on modeling at porescale. In addition, she contributed to and is interested in high-performance computing projects involving domain decomposition, parallel computing, and data-intensive grid-based simulations and visualization.
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