Curriculum Vita - Eric S. Wright

APPOINTMENTS

2007-present

University of Montana - Western - Associate Professor of Mathematics

2005-2007

University of Montana - Western - Assistant Professor of Mathematics

2002-2005

University of Akron - Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics, Department of Theoretical and Applied Mathematics

1999-2002

University of Colorado - NSF VIGRE Graduate Research Fellow, Department of Applied Mathematics

1996-1999

University of Colorado - Teaching Assistant, Department of Applied Mathematics

1993-1995

Colorado State University - Undergraduate Research Assistant, Department of Physics Magnetics Lab (Directed by Prof. Carl Patton)

PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION

1996-2002

Applied Mathematics, University of Colorado Ph.D.

• August 2002 - Thesis Advisors: Congming Li and Keith Julien
• MS - May 1999

1991-1995

Physics, Colorado State University

• BS Physics (second major in Mathematics) - December 1995.

PUBLICATIONS

In Refereed Journals

1. W. Chen, C. Li, and E.S. Wright On a nonlinear parabolic system - modeling chemical reactions in rivers. Communications on Pure and Applied Analysis. 4, no. 4, 2005.

2. C. Li and E.S. Wright Global Existence of Solutions to a Reaction Diffusion System Based upon Carbonate Reaction Kinetics, Communications on Pure and Applied Analysis. 1, no. 1, 2002, 77-84.

3. C. Li and E.S. Wright Modeling Chemical Reactions in Rivers: A Three Component System, Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems. 7, no. 2 (2001), 377-384.

4. N.G. Kovshikov, B.A. Kalinikos, C.E. Patton, E.S. Wright, and J.M. Nash Formation, Propagation, Reflection, and Collision of Microwave Envelope Solitons in Yttrium Iron Garnet Films, Physical Review B. 54, no 21 (1996), 15210-15223.

5. P. Kabos, C.E. Patton, G. Wiese, A.D. Sullins, E.S. Wright, and L. Chen Butterfly Curves and Critical Modes for Second-Order Spin-Wave Instability Processes in Yttrium Iron Garnet Films, Journal of Applied Physics. 80, no. 7 (1996), 3962-3971

CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS

1. Computer aided surveying techniques for caves

   Collaborators:

   1. Ira Sasowsky (University of Akron)
   2. Alex Pachos (University of Akron)
   3. Melissa Bishop (University of Akron)

2. Modeling the formation of calcite rimstone dams

   Collaborators:

   1. Ira Sasowsky (University of Akron)
   2. Jerry Young (University of Akron)
   3. Curtis Clemons (University of Akron)
   4. Brad Justice (University of Akron)

STUDENTS

Masters Students:

1. Tajidin Aleem, Spring 2003 - Spring 2005 (Degree Conferred Spring 2005)
2. Aaron Weiss, Summer 2004 - Summer 2005 (Degree Conferred Summer 2005)

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