Post Tagged with: "Erik Hieta-Aho"

Seven doctoral candidates successfully defended their dissertations and graduated from the Mathematics Ph.D. program in 2018. “We’re very proud of these new Ph.Ds. They represent the largest graduating class of Ph.D. students in several decades,” says Dr. Todd Eisworth, Associate Professor of Chair of Mathematics at Ohio University. “I’ve had […]

eCampus instructor Erik Hieta-aho as featured across social media as part of the eCampus Spotlight Sunday series. Hieta-aho is an adjunct instructor of mathematics in the Ohio University College of Arts & Sciences. He currently is teaching MATH 2500, “Introduction to Statistics” for eCampus. Get to know him a little […]

by Kristin M. Distel Erik Hieta-aho and Javier Ronquillo Rivera, doctoral students in the Mathematics Department, spent part of their summer teaching mathematics to middle school students. Hieta-aho, who studies algebra and coding theory, worked at Loyola Marymount University as part of the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth. Ronquillo […]

The Mathematics Seminar features “Summer Teaching Experiences” on Oct. 6 at 1 p.m. in Morton 122. The speakers are Dan Bossaller, Erik Hieta-Aho, Rabi K. C., Rebin Muhammad, and Javier Ronquillo Rivera.  All are mathematics graduate students here at Ohio University. Abstract:  In this roundtable-style seminar, Dan, Erik, Rabi, Rebin, […]

The Athens Algebra Seminar presents Erik Hieta-Aho of Ohio University on Thursday, March 10, at 4:35 p.m. in Morton 127. He will discuss “Recognizing rational functions amongst power series.” Abstract: The talk will cover a few topics which are introduced in a paper by Hou, Lopez-Permouth, and Parra-Avila. The main […]