Dominik Reinhold

Assistant Professor

Department of Mathematics and Computer Science

Clark University

 

Office: BP 343

Phone: 508-793-7346

Email: dreinhold@clarku.edu

 

 

Research

 

My research interest is in stochastic processes and their applications. In particular, I have been working on branching processes and became recently interested in the modeling of protein folding dynamics.

 

Publications and work in progress:

á  Some asymptotic results for near critical branching processes, (with A. Budhiraja). Communications on Stochastic Analysis, Vol. 4, No. 1 (2010), 91-113. [pdf]

á  Asymptotic Results for Near Critical BienaymŽ-Galton-Watson and Catalyst-Reactant Branching Processes (with A. Budhiraja). Accepted, Springer Proceedings in Mathematics

á  Near critical catalyst reactant branching processes with controlled immigrationÓ, (with A. Budhiraja). To appear. Annals of Applied Probability. arxiv.org

á  Evaluation of Buccal Alveolar Bone Dimension of Maxillary Anterior and Premolar Teeth. A Cone Beam Computed Tomography Investigation, (with C. Vera, I. De Kok, P. Limpiphipatanakorn, A. Yap). To appear.

á  Genealogy of Near Critical Catalytic Branching Processes. Under preparation.

á  Modeling Cancer Cell Behavior as a Function of Substrate Stiffness in 3D Test Systems, (with E. Bland, A. Budhiraja, M. R. Leadbetter, K. J. L. Burg). Under preparation.

 

 

Teaching

 

Fall 2012:

Probability (math 217/econ 360) - Lab work

 

Previous Courses:

Clark University:

á  Stochastic Modeling (Spring 2012)

á  Multivariate Calculus (Spring 2012)

á  Linear Algebra (Fall 2011)

á  Probability (Fall 2011)      

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill:

á  Real Analysis Refresher Course for incoming PhD students (Summer 2010)

á  Decision Models for Business (Summer 2010)

á  Introduction to Statistics (Fall 2009)

 

 

Short Bio

 

Employment:

á  Assistant Professor (2011-), Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Clark University, Worcester, MA.

 

Education:

á  PhD (2011), ÒAsymptotic Behavior of Near Critical Branching Processes and Modeling of Cell Growth Data.Ó Department of Statistics and Operations Research, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Advisors: Amarjit Budhiraja, Ross Leadbetter.

á  MS (2010), Department of Statistics and Operations Research, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

   Advisors: Amarjit Budhiraja, Ross Leadbetter.

á  Diploma in Mathematics (2006), ÒOn the Statistical Analysis of Augmented GARCH Sequences.Ó Department of Mathematics, University of Cologne, Germany

         Thesis Advisor: Josef Steinebach