Plamen Koev

		Plamen Koev Department of Mathematics 312 MacQuarrie Hall San Jose State University One Washington Square San Jose, CA 95192 Phone: (408) 924-5175 E-mail address

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News

We transcribed Ian G. Macdonald's unpublished manuscripts:

and developed a new course at the Department of Mathematics.

Teaching

Fall 2016: Math 30 and Math 143M
Spring 2016: Math 129A and Math 243M
Fall 2015: Math 129A and Math 143M
Fall 2014: Math 30 and Math 243A
Math 30 and Math 143C, Spring 2014
Math 243B, Fall 2013
Math 32 and Math 243A, Fall 2012
Math 143M and CAMCOS Project, Fall 2011
Math 70 and Math 143M, Fall 2010
Math 70, Fall 2009
Math 30, Spring 2009

Research

Numerical linear algebra, computational mathematics, applied/computational multivariate statistical analysis and random matrix theory, computational algebra.
In particular, the development of efficient algorithms for accurate computations as they pertain to the these fields.

Items of interest:

Developed theory and algorithms for accurate computations with sign regular, totally nonnegative, polynomial Vandermonde, generalized Vandermonde, semiseparable, and M-matrices
Developed the first algorithm for computing the eigenvalues of a nonsymmetric matrix to high relative accuracy in O(n³) time
Developed the fastest algorithm for computing the hypergeometric function of a matrix argument

Awards

Householder Award (for ``Best Dissertation in Numerical Linear Algebra in the period 2002-2004''), honorable mention
Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor, University of California, Berkeley, 1999
Second Prize, International Mathematics Olympiad, Beijing, China, 1990
Bulgarian Mathematics Olympiad, ranked third in the nation, 1990