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"If you want to learn mathematics, you cannot approach it as a spectator sport; sitting on the edge of the pool and ​dipping your toe in will not get you into the subject. You must jump into it with both feet, commit yourself, and do a lot of dirty work and splashing around..." (John B. Conway, Preface of "A Course in Point Set Topology.")

Undergraduate Students

  1. Andrew Aguilar & Jez Sabugo-Llamas - Cal Poly Pomona
    An application of a weighted discrete Hardy inequality on trees to Friedrichs' inequality on a fractal domain,
    URG-PUMP project (2020/21). Website Talk
     

  2. Andrew Aguilar, Jocelyn Haro & Brandon Wallace - Cal Poly Pomona
    Sophisms & Erroneous Resolutions: Intentional and non-intentional invalid reasonings in Calculus (2019/20). Poster
     

  3. Giao Bui & Van Tran - Cal Poly Pomona
    Poincaré type inequalities on domains with a cusp, URG-PUMP project (2017/18). Website Talk
    This work was submitted for publication to a research journal in Mathematics, and it is under peer review.
     

  4. James Alcala - University of California Riverside 
    The optimal constant of the Poincaré Inequality on convex domains     (2016/17). Talk

 

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