Kiam Heong Kwa
khkwa@math.ohio-state.edu
Think deeply of simple things.
Publications, submissions, and preprints:
A geometrization of plane wave-electron interaction (PDF PS, submitted and last updated: 12/17/2008)
Snell's law and refraction of electron world lines by intense laser fields (with Ulrich H. Gerlach and Linn Van Woerkom) (PDF PS, submitted and last updated: 11/08/2008)
Perfect Clar structures and 3-homogeneous simplicial complexes (with Thomas Bier), Topology and its Applications, Vol. 124, Issue 1, Oct. 2002, Pages 171-184 (doi:10.1016/S0166-8641(01)00246-2)
The incidence quotients of 3-homogeneous simplicial complexes (M.Sc. dissertation), University of Malaya, 1999
The homepage of Violent Particle-Field Interaction Processes by my advisor
Math 255.01 (Summer 09): Differential Equations and Their Applications (Syllabus, Tentative schedule)
Notes:
Homework:
Math 415A (Spring 09): Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations (Course webpage, Syllabus, Recitatition syllabus)
Additional notes and external resources:
Solutions to homework, quizzes, and midterms can be found here.
Math 263A (Winter 09): Accelerated Calculus with Analytic Geometry III (Course webpage, Syllabus, Recitation syllabus)
Additional notes and external resources:
Solutions to homework, quizzes, exam reviews, exams, and other course materials can be found here.
Math 162A (Autumn 08): Accelerated Calculus with Analytic Geometry II (Carmen, WeBWork, Syllabus, Recitation syllabus)
External resources:
Solutions to homework, WeBWorks, quizzes, and midterms can be found here.
Math 255 (Summer 08): Differential Equations and Applications (Google group and notes)
Math 254 (Spring 08): Calculus and Analytic Geometry IV (Google group)
Section summaries:
[These are in the experimental phase. You probably want the PDF version on the Google Group]
Scanned examples for respective sections can be found here.
Michael Penna from Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis has a very interesting website on
Mathematica Projects to Accompany Calculus: Early Transcendentals, Fifth Edition by James Stewart