Mathematics is the search for patterns and to use these patterns to conceive of other conjectures. The use of mathematical proofs is the primary tool to show the truth or falsity of the mathematical conjectures. Sometimes these ideas find usefulness in the sciences and provide insight into physical reality.
The universe cannot be read until we have learned the language and become familiar with the characters in which it is written. (Galileo Galilei)
Faculty
Alan Archambault
S3201
(562) 463-3106
Marissa Berru-licon
S320E
Robert Botello
S320N
(562) 463-7531
Ryan Bronkar
S233L
(562) 463-7535
Faye Daryoush
S233G
(562) 463-7536
Cameron English
S320L
(562) 463-7540
Hank Fung
S233F
(562) 463-7546
Nancy Garcia
S233M
(562) 463-7536
Lydia Gonzalez
S233E
(562) 463-7529
Leah Griffith
S320H
(562) 463-7547
Veronica Holbrook
S233L
(562) 463-7555
Jupei Hsiao
S233M
(562) 463-7541
Erin Irwin
S320K
(562) 463-3240
Mark Littrell
S320P
(562) 463-7556
Krysia Mayer
S320J
(562) 463-7563
Greg Miller
S233B
(562) 463-7509
Gerson Montiel
S320C
(562) 463-7549
Matt Pitassi
S320K
(562) 463-7561
Mutsano Ryan
S320R
(562) 463-7561
Gisela Spieler-Persad, Ph.D
S205J
(562) 463-3222
Nguyen Vu
S233D
(562) 463-7568
George Wang
S320Q
(562) 463-7569
