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Jochen Denzler

Associate Professor
Department of Mathematics
The University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN 37996-1300

Office: Aconda Court 410 B
(use staircase `tower 2' to get there; floors of AC are disconnected)

Phone (office): (865) 974-5325
Fax (Dept): (865) 974-6576
cell phone: (865) 604-7173

denzler(AT)math(DOT)utk(DOT)edu (Privacy alert)

Office hours Spring 2009: tentatively MWF |10:15-11:30>, T <2:15-3:15> (may be changed later as students' schedules and needs become clear)
vertical line at time means: cannot extend; arrow means can usually be extended on request (advance request if you want me to be in before posted time). I'm often around after 5, so (e.g) working students who need such a slot should contact me to be sure and I can usually accommodate such a slot. Drop-in accommodated when possible, but not guaranteed.

Research Interests:

Partial Differential Equations (in particular spectral, geometric, and dynamical systems questions).

Teaching:

Copyright Notice: I reserve the copyright in all course material created by me and made available here. You are welcome to use it for teaching, learning, or research as long as you are not using it commercially.

Spring 2009:
M 247 - Honors Calculus 3 --- MWF 9:05-9:55, T 8:10-9:25, HHS 215
M 307 - Intro to Abstract Mathematics (Hons) --- MWF 12:20-1:10, AC 113
Fall 2009: (as of this writing, course assignments in Math may still change some)
FYS 129: Another Brick in the (Berlin) Wall
M 447 - Honors Advanced Vector Calculus I --- MWF 9:05-9:55, Room TBA
another course yet to be determined
M 309 - Putnam Training (shared with Nikolay Brodskiy and Remus Nicoara) --- R 2:10-3:25, AC 113

Earlier courses at UTK (listing mainly; the goodie links to course material follow below)

Notes from courses at UTK:

M148: Honors Calculus II (from spring 2004; mainly a list of hwk pblms)
M231: Differential equations I (from fall semester 2002; complementing textbook)
M251: Matrix Algebra I (Intro. to Linear Algebra) (from fall semester 2003; complementing textbook)
M300: Intro. to Abstract Mathematics (from spring semester 2003; very few pages; supplementary material)
M351: Algebra I (from spring 2004; mainly hwk pblms)
M431: Differential equations II (from spring semester 2003; instead of a textbook)
M531-532: Ordinary Differential Equations (The old course webpage is now still good (only) to retrieve Hwk problems. Course notes are handwritten and not on the web)

Other teaching stuff that may be of interest:

Some calculus material (Freshman Calc II at Notre Dame, Spring 2001; Crossreferences to textbook in these notes are to Thomas Calculus 10th edition)
A seminar on Laplace operator and geometry (Munich 1994; core material in German language)
A course on Calculus of Variations (German language; Munich 2000)
My Generic Calculus Textbook Hate Page