University of Washington Department of Mathematics Matthew Alan Badger

Matthew Badger
University of Washington
Department of Mathematics
Box #354350
Seattle, WA 98195-4350

Office: C-109 Padelford
E-mail: mbadger at math.washington.edu

Spring 08 Office Hours
MBy Appointment
T 10:30 - 11:30
WBy Appointment
H 10:30 - 11:30
FBy Appointment

Office hours are held
in Padelford C-109.

Second Year Graduate Student

Mathematics

Education

2006: B.S. in Mathematics, University of Pittsburgh
2006: B.A. in Political Science, University of Pittsburgh

Teaching

Spring 2008

This quarter I am the TA for Math 426/576: Fundamental Concepts of Analysis taught by Professor Toro (Class Webpage).

Previous Quarters

Winter 2008: Math 425/575 - Fundamental Concepts of Analysis

Autumn 2007: Math 424/574 - Fundamental Concepts of Analysis

Autumn 2006: Math 124 AB / Math 124 BA - Calculus 1

Research

I am interested in complex analysis and geometric measure theory.

Miscellaneous

@ Pitt
Archive of my undergraduate webpage at the University of Pittsburgh. Includes an exposition on the classification of the alternative division algebras over the real numbers.
Courses
A list of current and past math classes, completed at UW.
 
Rose-Hulman REU <link to>
The NSF-sponsored Research Experience for Undergraduates program, which I attended in the summer of 2005.
SAGE <link to>
Open Source Mathematics Software. SAGE provides a unifed interface for specialized mathematics software for algebra, geometry, number theory and numerical computation.
Date of Freshest Content: March 30, 2008