User:Ian Weiner

The account of this former contributor was not re-activated after the server upgrade of March 2022. I am currently a graduate student in the Stanford University Mathematics department working on my PhD thesis and serving as TA for undergraduate math courses. I completed my B.S. in Mathematics with honors at Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, CA. My research interests include differential geometry, geometric analysis/PDEs, and their applications to theoretical physics such as general relativity. I also have some background in physics and computer science/programming, and I previously worked as an actuary for a few years.

Before coming to California for college I grew up in Queens, New York. I enjoy poker and shooting pool.

CV:

I.Weiner and W. Gu, Minkowski Geometric Algebra of Quaternion Sets, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 2002

T.D. Donnelly, M. Rust, I. Weiner, M. Allen, R.A. Smith, C.A. Steinke, S. Wilks, J. Zweiback, T.E. Cowan and T. Ditmire, Hard X-ray and Hot Electron Production from Intense Laser Irradiation of Wavelength Scale Particles, J. Phys. B 34, L313 (2001).

I. Weiner, M. Rust and T.D. Donnelly, Particle size determination: An undergraduate lab in Mie scattering, Am. J. Phys 69, 129 (2001).

M. Rust, P. Sangiorgio, and I. Weiner, Asteroid Impact at the South Pole: A Model-Based Risk Assessment, UMAP Journal 20, 225 (1999).