Dylan Domel-White
Ph.D. Student in Mathematics
University of Houston
PGH 609
dylandw (@) math.uh.edu
About Me
Degrees
- B.S., Mathematics, University of Houston, 2015
- Minor, Computer Science
- Ph.D., Mathematics, University of Houston, in progress
- Advisor: Dr. Bernhard Bodmann
Research Interests
I am a member of the UH Analysis Research Group. Specifically, I am interested in geometry and probability, and how they relate to signal processing problems like compressed sensing and phase retrieval. Recently I have developed an interest in quantum mechanics, quantum computation, and related fields.
Preprints:
Teaching
Fall 2019
- MATH 2311-02: Intro to Probability and Statistics
- Course Syllabus
- Assignments, textbook, and calendar on CASA Courseware
Past Courses
- 2017 Spring, MATH 1432: Calculus 2, Recitation
- 2016 Fall, MATH 1431: Calculus 1, Recitation
- 2016 Spring, MATH 1431: Calculus 2, Recitation
- 2015 Fall, MATH 1431: Calculus 1, Recitation
Links
For UH Grad Students
- AMS Graduate Chapter: Our department's student chapter of the American Mathematical Society. I was the president for two years, and now I am the treasurer. We hold several events throughout the year, all of which are listed on this site.
- Math Department Tech Assistance FAQ: Helpful for learning about our Math Department accounts and technology.
- Math Department Tech Stuff - Slides: My slides with info on how to access your UH Math account remotely, and how to make a department website.