Erin Terwilleger Mullen, PhD
In the fall semester I am teaching Math 5110 (4110): Introduction to Modern Analysis, which is for incoming graduate students and advanced undergraduates. I am also coordinating and teaching a section of the new course Math 1125Q: Calculus Ia. This course is designed to cover the first half of the traditional Math 1131: Calculus I at a slower pace. Finally I am also serving as the faculty director of the Women in Math Science and Engineering (WiMSE) learning community. I will be teaching/coordinating the FYE course for the incoming freshmen in this community. We also plan to offer a spring INTD course for anyone in WiMSE.
My area of research is Harmonic Analysis, in particular using Fourier analysis to study singular integral operators and analysis on product spaces.
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University of Connecticut |