Recent Honors Theses in Mathematics
Congratulations to our recent Honors graduates!
2011:
Sara Dubicki, Hyperbolic 3-Manifolds Dehn Surgery Approach to The Figure-Eight Knot Complement, with Professor Nimershiem and
Mark Surma, The Hyperbolic Structure of the Complements of Rational Links with Conway Notation for mn for m, n ≥ 2, with Professor Nimershiem.
2010:
Ahsan Ashraf, Algebraic Coding Theory, with Professor Feldman, and
Daniel Droz, An Introduction to Classical Modular Forms, with a New Proof of the Product Expansion of the Delta Function, with Professor Ressler.
2009:
Zain Rehman, An Adaptation of the Impossibility Theorem, with Professor Praton.
2008:
Lauren Eaton, The Characteristic Polynomial of Multi-Rooted Trees, with Professor Tedford (who is now at Misericordia University).
2007:
Sauleh Siddiqui, Dynamics of Piecewise Continuous Functions, with Professor Crannell.
Muhammad Sohaib Alam, Analysis of Quasi-Continuous Functions, with Professor Crannell.
Adam Ross, Closed Geodesics on the Punctured Torus, with Professor Nimershiem.
2004:
Stephen May, Invariant Probablity Measures on the Baker's Map, with Professor Crannell.
Lindsay Hilbert, Continuity Sets of Quasi-Continuous Functions, with Professor Crannell.
Hassan Ahmed, The Group Law on Elliptic Curves Over Algebraically Closed Fields, with Professor Petrillo (who is now at Alfred University).
2002:
Kerry Elizabeth McGinn, Vertical Geodesics in the Figure-Eight Complement, with Professor Nimershiem.
