Maria K. Cameron

University of Maryland, Department of Mathematics


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Brin Mathematics Research Center Workshop "Scientific Machine Learning: Theory and Algorithms", Feb. 21 -- 23, 2024

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Bio

I graduated from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Russia, with a Master’s degree, and then earned my Ph.D. from UC Berkeley in 2007. My thesis advisor was James Sethian. After my graduation, I took a Courant Instructor position in NYU, and then joined the University of Maryland as a faculty in 2010.

Research interests

My research is devoted to the development of numerical methods for solving mathematical problems arising in natural sciences including geophysics, chemical physics, material science, mechanics, and chemistry. My particular interest is quantification of rare events in complex physical and chemical systems. I have been working on Hamilton-Jacobi solvers for nonlinear PDEs and optimal control problems, greedy graph algorithms for analysis of complex networks, and recently on methods involving diffusion maps and neural networks.

RIT ``ML for rare events": Website for the RIT

Brin Mathematics Research Center Workshop "Rare Events: Analysis, Numerics, and Applications", Feb. 27, 2023 -- March 3, 2023

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