SIAM Fellows: Class of 2010 |
Active SIAM members are bolded.
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Uri M. Ascher University of British Columbia
For contributions to numerical solution of differential equations and numerical software. |
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Andrea L. Bertozzi University of California Los Angeles
For contributions to the application of mathematics in incompressible flow, thin films, image processing, and swarming. |
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Susanne C. Brenner Louisiana State University
For advances in finite element and multigrid methods for the numerical solution of partial differential equations. |
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John C. Butcher University of Auckland
For developing the foundations of the modern theory of Runge-Kutta methods. |
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Stephen L. Campbell North Carolina State University
For contributions to analysis and algorithms for differential algebraic equations. |
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Carlos Castillo-Chavez Arizona State University
For contributions to the mathematical modeling of infectious diseases and for leadership as a mentor and teacher. |
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Tony F. Chan Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
For contributions to numerical analysis and image processing, and for service to the mathematical community. |
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Peter Constantin The University of Chicago
For contributions to the mathematical analysis of nonlinear partial differential equations, fluid dynamics, and turbulence. |
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John E. Dennis, Jr. Rice University, Retired, and University of Washington
For contributions to the theory and applications of nonlinear optimization. |
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Iain S. Duff Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, UK and CERFACS, France
For contributions to sparse matrix computations. |
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Paul Dupuis Brown University
For contributions to stochastics and control. |
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Bjorn E. Engquist University of Texas Austin
For contributions to numerical analysis and multiscale modeling. |
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Donald Geman Johns Hopkins University
For contributions to stochastic processes, image analysis, and statistical learning. |
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John R. Gilbert University of California Santa Barbara
For contributions to the development and analysis of algorithms for sparse matrix problems. |
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Michael T. Heath University of Illinois
For contributions in computational science and engineering, especially parallel computing. |
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T. C. Hu University of California San Diego
For contributions to network flows, integer programming, and combinatorial algorithms. |
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George Karniadakis Brown University
For contributions to stochastic modeling, spectral elements, and fluid mechanics. |
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William L. Kath Northwestern University
For contributions to wave propagation, nonlinear dynamics, optical fibers and waveguides, and computational neuroscience. |
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Ioannis G. Kevrekidis Princeton University
For research contributions in chemical engineering, applied mathematics, and the computational sciences. |
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Barbara Lee Keyfitz Ohio State University
For advances in hyperbolic conservation laws and the study of shock waves. |
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Randall J. LeVeque University of Washington
For contribution to numerical analysis and scientific computing, particularly for conservation laws. |
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Anders G. Lindquist KTH - Royal Institute of Technology
For contributions to systems and control. |
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Steve McCormick University of Colorado Boulder
For contributions to numerical partial differential equations, especially multigrid and first-order system least-squares methods. |
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Carl D. Meyer North Carolina State University
For contributions to theory and applications of linear algebra. |
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Jorge Nocedal Northwestern University
For contributions to the theory and practice of continuous optimization. |
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Yousef Saad University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
For contributions in numerical linear algebra and its applications. |
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Fadil Santosa University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
For contributions to the mathematics of inverse problems and for advancing the application of mathematics in industry. |
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Robert Schreiber Hewlett-Packard
For contributions to parallel and high performance computing, and algorithms for matrix computations. |
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Mitchell D. Smooke Yale University
For the development of new methods in computational combustion and their application to problems involving hydrocarbon chemistry. |
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Danny C. Sorensen Rice University
For contributions to numerical linear algebra, optimization, and model reduction. |
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Gunther Uhlmann University of Washington
For contributions to the analysis of inverse problems and partial differential equations. |
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Frederic Y. M. Wan University of California Irvine
For contributions to the theory of elasticity and to developmental biology, and for outstanding service to the mathematical sciences. |
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Michael I. Weinstein Columbia University
For contributions to the analysis and applications of nonlinear waves. |
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Olof B. Widlund Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, New York University
For contributions to the theory of domain decomposition methods. |
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