Manos Papadakis

University of Houston

Department of Mathematics
651 Phillip G. Hoffman Hall
Houston, TX 77204-3008                                                                                                           
Office: 681 PGH
Phone: (713) 743-3449
Fax: (713) 743-3505
Email: mpapadak@math.uh.edu

 

 

  

Research interests: Wavelet Analysis, Frame Theory, Biomedical Image Analysis (Atherosclerotic Plaque in Coronary and Carotid Arteries, Neurobiology), Seismic Imaging. To get a taste of my group’s work please click here

Interesting Links:

Institute for Biomedical Imaging Sciences

Center for Mathematical Biosciences

 

3D-Rigid Motions and Multiresolution Analysis for 3D-Biomedical Imaging (Talk at Discrete Analysis 08, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Macedonia, Greece)

 

Current Collaborators:  Simon K. Alexander, Robert Azencott, Bernhard G. Bodmann, Saurabh Jain, Ioannis A. Kakadiaris, Donald J. Kouri, Demetrio Labate, Juan R. Romero, Shishir Shah,

and the people of the

Computational Biomedicine Lab

 

 

 

Courses taught

 

Have time? Check my web-page at THE    Texas Learning and Computation Center

 

 

 

MATH   3339, Spring 2010  (Tue-Thu. 1000-1130 am)  SR 128 Class nr 24817

See my policies                Syllabus              

This section will be suing a textbook different that the one announced on the Mathematics Department web-page.

Textbook: Mario Triola's Essentials of Statistics, Pearson-Addison Wesley, 3rd edition. Also available in paperback

Additional resources you will need for this course            A useful table/formula kit you can use for exams, quizzes and home study

Study guide and suggested problems for study (This link contains all homework info)

The R Data Analysis System

Don’t forget to bring a blue notebook for each exam

 


MATH   3338, Spring 2010  (Tue-Thu. 230-400 pm)  F 162 Class nr 30704

See my policies        Syllabus

Study guide and suggested problems for study (This link contains all homework info)

Notice:  The departmental syllabus in the link above outlines the chapters we will cover in this course. However, this syllabus and the suggested exercises will be modified as the semester progresses. More details will be posted on a separate link that will be activated after the first day of classes.


NEW!!     OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday-Thursday,  400-530pm

 

 

Please don't ask us questions by e-mail. In the case, we have to explain several things to you. We may not be able to supply a satisfactory answer via e-mail. Meeting with us is always more helpful. UH is a university with a real and not a virtual campus. However, if time is an issue,  please, submit your  question by e-mail and wait for our response. 



CASA (222, former Garrison Gym).  Ask for someone who can offer you help for the course material you study.
Hours of operation

Monday through Thursday: 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.


Selected List of Recent Publications and Preprints
 

 


Last updated: 1/5/2010