Retired Mathematics Professor

Author of Linear Algebra With Applications

Raw Link: http://www.amazon.com/John-T.-Scheick/e/B001HMNAW0

Syracuse University Alum 1966:
Raw Link: http://math.syr.edu/GradAlumni.htm

Taught at Ohio State University (1995):
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Taught at Duke (1996):
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More about Math 211: Mathematical Methods in Physics and Engineering I: Partial Differential Equations and their Applications.
Prerequisite: Math 114. Taught by John T. Scheick.
Math 211 will be a study of partial differential equations which arise from problems in engineering and physics. The primary tools for
the construction of solutions will be eigenfunction expansions and Green's functions. Students will explore various representations of
the solutions with the aim of understanding the qualitative aspects of the solutions as well as the suitability of the solutions for
computations. In addition to developing computational skills, emphasis will be placed on understanding the underlying principles
which unify the ideas and methods. Particular emphasis will be given to problems with source terms and inhomogenous boundary
conditions.
Math 211 was previously offered as Math 230. Contrary to the current Duke Bulletin, Math 114 or its equivalent will be a prerequisite.
Taught at UNC (1999-2001):
Raw Link: http://www.unc.edu/gradrecord/1999-2000/faculty3.html
Raw Link: http://www.unc.edu/gradrecord/2000-2001/faculty3.html
John T. Scheick, Ph.D., Visiting Associate Professor, appointed by the Department of Mathematics.


Dr. John. T.
Scheick
Senate Appointee

Wake County

Mathematics
Professor (Ret.)

UNAFFILIATED