| School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences

The following is a list of some of the school's important servers:

Linux Systems

Name

Use

Memory

CPU Speed

Threads

zuse

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Introduction

The school offers faculty and students the possibility of creating their own web page on "math" and "mathpost" server respectively. Below is a basic introduction to get you started on creating an homepage on these servers. Using HTML (the "hypertext markup language") to create web pages is beyond the scope of this document, but many good sources of information are available on the web. So just to get you started we would recommend you to build your web page using seamonkey. Attached SoMSS template is editable through seamonkey.

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Spring 2024 office hours
for faculty, post-docs, and graduate students are available in this downloadable pdf.

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Graduate Awards

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Research Training Group: Data-Oriented Mathematical and Statistical Sciences

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Year

Name

Title

Mentor

2018

Brentlee Cass

Statistical Properties of Coherent Structures in Two Dimensional Turbulence

Wenbo Tang

2018

Rebecca Freed, Morgan Snopko

Volume Distributions of Metastati

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From mentoring high school students to tutoring prison inmates, from inspiring young Girl Scouts to enter STEM careers to offering free public lectures — our faculty, staff and students are deeply involved in serving the needs of their community. The School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences at ASU is a community of scholars concerned with the impact of their work, giving thought to its possible role in a better society.

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For an in-depth look at some of our upper division and graduate level courses offered in previous semesters, see the links below.

Spring 2025

APM 575 or MAE 505 Perturbation Methods in Applied Mathematics (Steven Baer)

APM 598 Introduction to Deep Neural Networks (Sebastien Motsch)

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Year	Name	Dissertation Title	Advisor
Summer 2025	Kasturi Barkataki	Novel Measures of Entanglement of Collections of Open Curves in 3-Space and Their Applications	Eleni Panagiotou