The Department of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics at Case Western Reserve University is an active center for mathematical and statistical research. Faculty members conduct research in algebra, analysis, applied mathematics, asymptotic statistics, Bayesian statistics, convexity, dynamical systems, geometry, imaging, inverse problems, life sciences applications, mathematical biology, modeling, numerical analysis, probability, scientific computing, spatial statistics, stochastic systems, and other areas.

Dr. Calvetti and Dr. Somersalo published a new text book

"The Less is More Linear Algebra of Vector Spaces and Matrices" by Daniela Calvetti and Erkki Somersalo is a new textbook for a one semester proof-based undergraduate course of linear algebra. As the title suggests, the emphasis is from the beginning on vector spaces, and how linear operators represented...

Dr. Gurski and Dr. Stychalski attended the 2022 Field of Dreams Conference

The MAMS department is a Math Alliance member whose goal is "Every underrepresented or underserved American student with the talent and the ambition has the opportunity to earn a doctoral degree in a mathematical or statistical science." The Director of Graduate Studies, Dr. Wanda Strychalski, and the Associate Chair,...

CWRU MAMS Professor Anirban Mondal receives DOE and Simons Foundation grants

  The vision of the MDS3 COE is to develop, demonstrate, and deploy novel Data Science tools, frameworks, codes, and computing infrastructure to advance our understanding of Materials degradation and the failure of materials, components, and subsystems using novel computer science and data sciencewhile empowering current NNSA employees and delivering...

CWRU MAMS Professor Erkki Somersalo receives NSF-DMS Grants

A commonly encountered type of inverse problems is to estimate coefficient functions of a partial differential equation over a domain based on measurements of its solutions either inside or at the boundary of the domain. The computational treatment of such problems requires discretization of the problem, e.g., by using the finite element...