Mathematics & Statistics

Graduate Program - Graduate Faculty

• Eisso Atzema: Ph.D. Utrecht University, Netherlands, 1993, Lecturer. History of Mathematics, Geometry, Mathematics Education.

• David M. Bradley:  Ph.D. Illinois (Urbana), 1995. Associate Professor. Special Functions, Analysis, Difference Differential Equations, Number Theory.

• Robert Franzosa: franzosa@math.umaine.edu Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, 1984. Professor and department co-chair. Applied Topology.

• Pushpa Gupta: pgupta@math.umaine.edu Ph.D. Wayne State University, 1970. Professor. Statistics, Biostatistics, Reliability Theory, Multivariate Analysis, and Modeling.
  Elected member of the International Statistical Institute.
  Associate Editor of Pakistan Journal of Statistics.

• Ramesh Gupta: rgupta@math.umaine.edu Ph.D. Wayne State University, 1970. Professor. Statistics, Biostatistics, Probability, Stochastic Processes, Reliability Theory, Mathematical Models.
  Elected Fellow of the American Statistical Association, 1997.
  Elected Member of the International Statistical Institute, 1987.
  Associate Editor of J. Applied Statistical Sciences.
  Associate Editor of Communications in Statistics.
  Associate Editor of Environmetrics.

• William Halteman: halteman@math.umaine.edu Ph.D. University of Washington, 1980. Professor and department co-chair. Biostatistics.

• David Hiebeler: Ph.D. Cornell University, 2001. Associate Professor. Population Ecology.

• André Khalil: Ph.D. Laval University, 2004. Associate Professor. Signal & Image Processing and Computational Modeling.

• Andrew Knightly: Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles, 2000. Associate Professor and Graduate Coordinator.  Number Theory.

• Sergey Lvin: Ph.D. University of Moscow, Russia, 1977. Lecturer.  Partial Differential Equations, Applied Mathematics.

• William M. Snyder: snyder@math.umaine.edu Ph.D. University of Maryland, 1977. Professor Emeritus. Algebraic Number Theory.
  NSF Program Officer, 2002-2003

• Natasha Speer:  Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley, 2001. Assistant Professor. Mathematics Education.

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