Greetings! This is the home page of Melanie Pivarski.
I am a Visiting Assistant Professor with the mathematics department at Texas A&M University. I study
analysis and probability on metric measure spaces; I am particularly
interested in how the geometry of a space affects analytic and
probabilistic inequalities. My office is 641F in Blocker
Hall.
In the summer of 2006 I graduated with a PhD from the
Cornell mathematics
department. My dissertation is titled Heat Kernels on
Euclidean Complexes and was completed under the direction of Laurent
Saloff-Coste .
Previously, I was an undergraduate at Carnegie Mellon University, where I earned a
bachelors degree in mathematics with
a minor in computer science.
Made September 30, 2008
by Melanie Pivarski
pivarski AT math DOT tamu DOT edu