Amos Ron's Current and Past Ph.D. Students

Amos Ron
Professor of Computer Sciences and Mathematics Picture of Amos Ron

Research Interests:
Approximation theory, wavelets, Gabor systems, splines, polynomial interpolation, data representation, frames, scientific data, applications.

Amos Ron's Current and Past Ph.D. Students

Thomas Hogan. Graduated in 1996. email : thomas.a.hogan@boeing.com.

Michael Johnson. Graduated in 1995. email: JOHNSON@MATH-1.sci.kuniv.edu.kw.

Jungho Yoon. Graduated in 1998. email: yoon@math.ewha.ac.kr.
Jungho's student, Yeonju Lee, teaches me Korean, so, in a sense, I am my student's student's student.

Narfi Stefansson. Interested in wavelets and wavelet frames. Graduated: 12/2004 email: stefanss@math.wisc.edu.

Steven Parker. Graduated: 12/2004. Interested in acustic signals. email: sparker@engr.wisc.edu.

Julia Velikina. Interested in WH systems and WH frames. Graduated: June, 2003. email: velikina@wisc.edu.

Thomas Hangelbroek. Interested in radial basis function approximation. email: hangelbr@math.wisc.edu.

Jeff Kline. Interested in NMR spectroscopy. email: kline@math.wisc.edu.

Yeongmi Hur. Graduated: June, 2006. email: hur@math.mit.edu.

Sangnam Nam. Interested in wavelet representations in high dimensions. email: snam@math.wisc.edu.

Yeon Hyang Kim . Interested in time-frequency frames. email: kim@math.wisc.edu.

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