B.S. Columbia University (School of Engineering & Applied Sciences)
Sc.M. Brown University (Applied Mathematics)
Ph.D. Brown University (Applied Mathematics)

My academic family tree shows doctoral descendants from Ulf Grenander (my thesis advisor) back to Cramer, Bessel, Weierstrass, and Gauss.

 

Mathematical Methods, Finite Mathematics, Calculus (I, II, and III), Linear Algebra, Statistics, Differential Equations, Advanced Calculus I and II (now Real Analysis), Mathematics of Science, Complex Variables, Numerical Analysis I and II, Mathematical Statistics I and II, Introduction to Programming & Data Analysis, Business Statistics, Operations Research, and Computer Systems. 

 

 

Link: http://curricular.providence.edu/~rgoldstein

 

Contents:

[1]  Calculus: function transforms with Excel's scroll bar, 2-D & 3-D graphs, Vibrating string animation

[2]  Statistics: Pearson & Johnson distributions, Simulation, Distributions with scroll bar, Convolution with graphics, random number generation

[3]  Numerical Analysis: Solutions of Equations, Interpolation, Numerical Differentiation & Integration, Differential Equations, Minimization

[4]  Miscellaneous: Sun positions, sundials, 2-D rendering of 3-D, general graphics pad

 

 

Medical statistics especially related to diagnosis of diseases, Numerical Analysis, Differential Equations, Computer Graphics. Article in Spectrum .

 

 

by Horace Martin, PhD, MD and Richard Goldstein, PhD, Inkwater Press, Portland, Oregon  July 2007.

 

ISBN-10 1-59299-293-5

 

 

A Model of the Oral Glucose Tolerance Test that Defines the Gastric Emptying Process

International Journal of Chemical Modeling (Int J Chem Model) pp 67-84, Volume 2, Issue 1- Horace Martin, Richard Goldstein, Joanne Hologgitas, and Marc Weinberg