James Graham-Eagle
Professor at Mathematics, University of Massachusetts-Lowell0 Followers
Professor James Graham-Eagle is a distinguished academic with a strong background in applied mathematics, currently sharing his expertise within the Department of Mathematical Science at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. He's part of the College of Sciences, nestled within the Kennedy College of Sciences. His strong foundation in applied mathematics was solidified at Oxford University, where he earned his doctorate in 1984, setting the stage for a career dedicated to both teaching and pushing the boundaries of his field.
His academic curiosity primarily orbits around the fascinating realms of applied mathematics and combustion theory. Through his dedicated research, Professor Graham-Eagle has made meaningful contributions, helping to build and refine the mathematical models that illuminate complex physical phenomena. His particular skill in combustion theory has been invaluable in tackling important issues related to how we use energy efficiently and how it impacts our environment.
Beyond his personal research, Professor Graham-Eagle has always been deeply invested in cultivating a vibrant and collaborative space for learning and discovery. He has generously shared his knowledge and guidance with many students and emerging researchers over the years, helping them navigate their academic paths and encouraging them to see the exciting connections between mathematics and the world around us. His lasting impact on the academic community is evident in the many papers he has published and the insights he has shared at conferences across the globe.
External Link www.uml.edu/ His academic curiosity primarily orbits around the fascinating realms of applied mathematics and combustion theory. Through his dedicated research, Professor Graham-Eagle has made meaningful contributions, helping to build and refine the mathematical models that illuminate complex physical phenomena. His particular skill in combustion theory has been invaluable in tackling important issues related to how we use energy efficiently and how it impacts our environment.
Beyond his personal research, Professor Graham-Eagle has always been deeply invested in cultivating a vibrant and collaborative space for learning and discovery. He has generously shared his knowledge and guidance with many students and emerging researchers over the years, helping them navigate their academic paths and encouraging them to see the exciting connections between mathematics and the world around us. His lasting impact on the academic community is evident in the many papers he has published and the insights he has shared at conferences across the globe.
Research Interests
Publications
1 - A new method for calculating eigenvalues with applications to gravity-capillary waves with edge constraints,Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society
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, 553-564, 1983-11-01
2 - Halting combustion waves with a fire break,Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
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, 116-121, 2008-12-01
3 - The Minimal Branch of Solutions of an Equation Arising in Thermal Combustion Theory,IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics
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, 127-131, 1989-01-01
4 - A nonlocal equation arising in the theory of wet combustion,IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics
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, 1-8, 1995-01-01
5 - Branching from degenerate solutions of a nonlinear eigenvalue problem,Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
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, 334-345, 1987-11-01
6 - A Variational Approach to Upper and Lower Solutions,IMA Journal of Applied Mathematics
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, 181-184, 1990-01-01
7 - Monotone methods for semilinear elliptic equations in unbounded domains,Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
James Graham-Eagle ,
, 122-131, 1989-01-01
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