Canisius College

  Byung-Jay Kahng

• Office: 304B Wehle Technology Center
• Office Phone: (716) 888-2493
• Dept. Fax: (716) 888-3750


• Email: kahngb@canisius.edu

Teaching

Spring 2008 (Current semester):

• Math 106: Calculus for the Non-Sciences I (Section D)


• Math 222: Differential Equations (Section A)


• Math 322: Real Analysis II (Section A)

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Fall 2007:

• Math 105: Finite Mathematics (Section XC)


• Math 321: Real Analysis I (Section A)

Classes taught (Previous semesters)

Brief Biography:

- I did my undergraduate studies at Seoul National University, Korea, and graduate work at University of California, Berkeley. My doctoral thesis advisor at Berkeley was Professor Marc A. Rieffel.

- Before coming to Canisius, I also held positions at University of California, Davis, at University of Kansas, and at University of Nevada. In addition, I visited many other places for mathematical research activities.

Research Interests: Topics of my mathematical research interests are ...

• Functional Analysis, Operator Algebras
• Non-commutative Geometry
• Locally Compact Quantum Groups

More information on my research

REU 2008 page at Canisius: I am also a co-PI for the summer REU (research experiences for undergraduates) program, funded by the National Science Foundation. The program is titled: Geometry and Physics on Graphs.

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