Mark Hubenthal

PhD Student
Department of Mathematics
University of Washington
Box 354350, Seattle, WA 98195

Office: C-20 Padelford Hall
E-mail: hubenjm "at" math.washington.edu
Phone: (425) 328 8895
Office Hours: TTh 2-3 PM in PDL C-20 or by appointment
Finals Week Office Hours: MW 11 AM - 12 PM in PDL C-20 (Math 441 Fall 2011)

Curriculum Vitae

About Me

My research lies in Inverse Problems and Partial Differential Equations as a student of Gunther Uhlmann. In particular, I am interested in partial data problems in computed tomography and radiative transport.

Besides mathematics, I am an avid jazz fan and have been playing saxophone since middle school. The connection between jazz improvisation, mathematics, and language is simple: all involve a bit of creativity paired with a sufficient internal grasp of specific bits of knowledge, ranging from simple to complex.

PDE

Inverse Problems

Differential Geometry

Optimization

Teaching

I am currently the TA for Math 441 with professor Zhenqing Chen for Fall 2011. The course webpage can be found here.

Previously Taught/TA'd Courses

Papers

Hubenthal, Mark
An Inverse Source Problem in Radiative Transfer with Partial Data.
Inverse Problems, 27 (2011), 125009.

Undergraduate Projects

An Introduction to Minimal Surfaces Final Project for Math 443 (Differential Geometry). Advisor: Dan Pollack
Detecting Circular Inclusions in 2D Media Completed at an REU at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. Advisor: Kurt Bryan
Quadratic Forms Over Finite Fields Senior Project at Whitman College. Advisor: Laura Schueller
Survey of Matroids Undergraduate Graph Theory Project. Advisor: Barry Balof