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- Whye-Teong Ang, PhD
- Associate Professor
- Room N3.1-B2c-11 (Where
is this?)
Division of
Engineering Mechanics - School of Mechanical
and Aerospace
Engineering
NANYANG
TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
- 50 Nanyang
Avenue, Singapore 639798
- E-mail: wtang-@-pmail.ntu.edu.sg
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DID: + 65
6790-5937
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deviseth his way:
but the LORD directeth his steps.
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ODEs:
Methods and Applications NEW!
Tips
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A Beginner's Course: Boundary Element Methods
History of
Mathematics
Academicians
I Met (No man is an island)
IJMS
(Call for Papers: Int J Mechanics and
Solids)
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I graduated with a PhD in
Applied Mathematics
from the University of Adelaide in 1987. Prior to joining Nanyang
Technological
University, I had worked at various universities in the USA, Australia
and
Malaysia. Some details of my academic experience may be found in my curriculum vitae (where one may also
download
some preprints of my
research papers).
My research interest is
in the general
areas of applied and engineering mathematics.
Some specific areas in which I have worked include the boundary element
method, stress analysis around cracks, heat transfer and solution
of non-classical boundary value problems. For some details of my
research work, please check research
and publications and a list of
my journal papers with
some links to the articles (at the websites of the publishers).
Some preprints of my
research papers may be downloaded from my curriculum vitae.
Prospective research students may also be interested in
finding
out more about research opportunities
at NTU.
I have been teaching courses
in applied
and engineering mathematics since 1988.
Other
links
which may be of general interest or which are of personal interest to
me
are listed here, e.g. universities, publishers and history of
mathematics.
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