Mathematics News
Archived News from 2013.
(12-20-13) Congratulations. IWU wins the -- a regional mathematics competition. The team -- made up of IWU students Tung Nguyen '15, Anh Dao '15, and Duc Nguyen '17 -- placed first out of 60 schools. Special thanks to Dr. Ted Rice and Dr. Andrew Shallue for leading the team to victory.
From left: Anh Dao, Huy Do, and Tung Nguyen.
(10-24-13) Congratulations. Two IWU students, Derek England '15 and Kimberly Wenger '15, passed the this past summer.
(10-21-13)
Dr. Seung-Hwan Lee published the following two articles. Note that the first one was published in collaboration
with IWU math student Phillip Deng.
--"Analysis of Multiple Myeloma Life Expectancy using Copula," International Journal of Statistics and Probability, 2, 44-52 (2013). Phillip Yulin Deng (IWU student), Eun-Joo Lee (Millikin University),
Seung-Hwan Lee (IWU).
--"Stochastic Nature of Carbon Dioxide Hydrate Induction Time in Soil Mineral Suspensions,"
International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control, 14, 15-24 (2013). Kyoungjin Lee (Stanford University), Woojin Lee (Korea Advanced
Institute of Science and Technology), and Seung-Hwan Lee (IWU).
(10-17-13)
Dr. Tian-Xiao He published the following two articles:
鈥� "Expression and computation of generalized Stirling numbers." Journal of Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial Computing, 86 (2013), 239-268.
鈥� "On the construction of number sequence identities." (with W.-S. Chou) Journal of Concrete and Applicable Mathematics, 11 (2013), No. 4, 277-291.
(10-17-13) IWU students are preparing for the annual .
(5-15-13) IWU mathematics student places highly in very prestigious national mathematics competition. Tung Nguyen '15 placed 49th out of 4,277 participants in the prestigious annual William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition.
(4-25-13) Many of the other jobs listed in the top 20 require good math skills. This list also includes jobs such as Mathematician, Statistician, and Software Engineer. Take a look at this article from .
(1-15-13) Dr. Tian-Xiao He, Earl and Marian A. Beling Professor of Natural Sciences and Professor of Mathematics at IWU, crosses the 100-publication mark. A huge milestone for a mathematician.
