Dean Baskin
Office: Lunt B22
I am a Boas Assistant Professor at Northwestern University
and an NSF postdoctoral fellow. I received my Ph.D. from Stanford
University in 2010. I was a student of Rafe Mazzeo and András Vasy.
I am interested in partial differential equations generally and
geometric microlocal analysis more specifically.
Workshop on Evolution Equations
Papers
Seminars
Teaching
- I am not currently teaching.
- In Winter 2012 I taught Math
360 MENU Applied Analysis. This is the second quarter of a
two-quarter sequence and introduces students to ODEs with MATLAB.
In Autumn 2011 I taught the
first quarter of the sequence.
- In Autumn 2010 I taught Math 220 and in Winter 2011 I taught Math
224. These are the first and second quarters of single-variable
calculus. My students were great.
- At Stanford University, I was a teaching assistant for linear
algebra and multivariable calculus, ordinary differential equations,
and honors multivariable calculus. I was also the course assistant
for graduate courses in functional analysis and harmonic analysis,
and for advanced undergraduate courses in differential topology and
Galois theory.
Conference Organization
Upcoming talks
dbaskin at math dot northwestern
Last modified: Mon Apr 2 21:51:31 CDT 2012