Shlomo Ta'asan
Professor
 

Department of Mathematical Sciences
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh PA 15213
Office: Wean Hall 6219
Phone:  412-268-5582
Fax:  412-268-6380
Email: shlomo@andrew.cmu.edu

 
 
 



Current Courses:

 Spring 2003 Course: 21-660   Introduction to Numerical Analysis

 Spring 2003 Course: 21-366B   Modeling and Simulation of Biological Systems  Registered Students



Graduate Students:
 
            Alexander Bondarenko
            Jianping Liu
            Peng Yu
            Caner Ckazanci



Research Projects:

        From Microscopic Dynamics to Macroscopic Equations (Supported by NSF)
                        Monoatomic Fluids
                        Binary Fluids
                        Grain Boundary Evolution
                        Kinetic Theories
           Coarse Graining
               Chemical Reactions with Chaos
           Computational Material Sciences
                      Mesoscale Simulation for Grain Boundary Evolution (Supported by NSF, under MRSEC Project)
           Computational  Biology
                    Immune System Modeling
                     Cellular Modeling
                     Modeling and Simulation of Biochemical Networks SIAM Symposium on Computational Models and Simulation for Intra-cellular Processes


Lecture Notes on Optimization: (Von Karman Institute, 1997)
           1.  Introduction to Shape Design and Control,   (PDF file , PostScript File , HTML )
            2. Theoretical Tools for Problem Setup, (PDF file , PostScript File , HTML)
            3. Infinite Dimensional Preconditioners for Optimal Design Problems, (PDF file , PostScript File , HTML )
            4. Multigrid One-Shot Methods and Design Strategy, (PDF file , PostScript File , HTML )


Drawings & Paintings