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{\bf Education}
\begin{itemize}

\item University of Texas, Center for Relativity, Ph.D.~Physics, Summer 1994.

\item Drexel University, B.S. ~Physics, 1989

\end{itemize}

{\bf Post-Doctoral Fellowships}
\begin{itemize}

\item University of Texas, Center for Relativity, 1994-1995

\end{itemize}


{\bf Publications}

\begin{itemize}

\item ``Multigrid support with the {\tt DAGH} package: Specifications and Applications'' (w/ M. Choptuik et al.), {\sl
Site report, 1995} .

\item ``A Technique for Tracking Apparent Horizons,'' (w/ M. Huq et al.), {\sl
to be submitted} .

\item ``A Parallel Implementation of Multi-Grid in one dimension'' (w/ R. Guenther), ( Site report, 1994).


\item ``Visualizing Complex Patterns in the Spread of Head and Neck Cancers,''
(w/ L. Gray et al. ), {\sl The International Journal of Supercomputer Applications}
i{\bf 7}, 167 (1993).

\item	``Three-dimensional initial data for the collision of two black holes,''
(w/ G. Cook et al. ), {\sl Physical Review} {\bf D47}, 1471 (1993).

\item	``Properties of gravitational ``solitons'' ''
(w/ J. Centrella et al. ), {\sl Physical Review} {\bf D43}, 379 (1991).

\end{itemize}


{\bf Awards and Distinctions}
\begin{itemize}

\item Member of  Phi Beta Kappa, honor society, 1991

\item Senior Honorable Mention Award at Drexel University, 1989

\item Member and President of Sigma Pi Sigma at Drexel University, 1987

\end{itemize}
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{\bf Professional Experience}
\begin{itemize}

\item The University of Texas System Center for High Performance Computing, 
Department of Scientific Visualization, Research
Assistant, 1989-1993.
Developed Marching Cubes Algorithms and  visualization of medical data.

\item Drexel University, Relativity Group, Research Assistant, 1989.
Co-authored a  Computational/Theoretical paper on solitons on a Kasner background.

\item Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Diagnostics Division, Junior 
Physicist, 1987,1988.  Developed software to analyze spectroscopy
data. Developed hardware for use of monitoring the spectroscopy
equipment.

\item Dyna East Corporation, Junior Engineer, 1986.  Simulated warheads using 
Finite Element codes.

\end{itemize}

{\bf Computer Languages and Other Skills}

\begin{itemize}

\item FORTRAN, fluent; C, fluent; GL, fluent; DORE, fluent; Maple; Pascal. 

\end{itemize}

{\bf Numerical Algorithm Experience}
\begin {itemize}
\item Parallel Multi Grid
\item Multi Grid
\item Adaptive Techniques
\item Domain Decomposition
\item Richardson extrapolation 
\item Deferred Correction
\item Conjugate Gradient Methods
\item Jacobi, Gauss Seidel, S.O.R.

\end{itemize}

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{\bf Invited Professional Talks}
\begin{itemize}

\item ``Numerical techniques for tracking boosted black holes'', 
University of Texas, Relativity Seminar, 1995

\item ``Numerical techniques for the Initial Value Problem for Two Black Holes'',
University of Texas, Final Defense, 1994

\item ``Multi Level Adaptive Tehniques, MLAT, for Elliptic Equations'',
 University of Illinois, NCSA, 1994

\item ``Multi Level Adaptive Techniques for the Initial Value Problem of
Black Holes'' , Penn State University, 1993

\item ``Generating Highly accurate Black Hole Data from low order techniques'',
University of Texas, Relativity Seminar, 1993

\item ``A three dimensional line S.O.R. method for the solution of the black
hole initial value problem'', University of Illinois, NCSA, 1992

\item ``A three dimensional line S.O.R. method for the solution of the black
hole initial value problem'', University of Texas, Relativity Seminar, 1992

\item ``The annihilation of a cosmic string loop'', University of Texas,
Qualifier, 1991

\item ``Cosmic Strings, the seeds for galaxies in the early universe'', 
University of Texas, Relativity Seminar, 1991

\item ``Cosmic Strings, the seeds for galaxies in the early universe'', 
 The University of Texas System Center for High Performance Computing, 1991

\end{itemize}

{\bf References}

\begin{itemize}

\item Richard A. Matzner, Center for Relativity, University of Texas at Austin
\item Matthew W. Choptuik, Center for Relativity, University of Texas at Austin
\item Manish Parashar, Center for Relativity, University of Texas at Austin

\end{itemize}

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