William DeMeo

Teaching

• Math 241 -- Calculus I (Lampe)
• Math 242 -- Calculus II (Dovermann)
• Office Hours:
  Tue, Thu 8:00--8:30 in PSB 208 (computer lab)
  Wed, Fri 9:30--10:20 in Keller 403F.

Previous Class Web Pages

• Summer 2009: Math 215 -- Applied Calculus I
• Spring 2009: Math 242 -- Calculus II

Research

1. Topics in Nonabelian Harmonic Analysis and DSP Applications Proc. International Symposium on Musical Acoustics (ISMA) Nara, Japan (2004).
2. Characterizing Musical Signals with Wigner-Ville Interferences Proc. International Computer Music Conference (ICMC) Goteborg, Sweden (2002).
3. Using the Lanczos Algorithm to Approximate Eigenvalues of Large Stochastic Matrices, Proc. 8th Copper Mt. Conference on Iterative Methods (1998).

Other Works

1. Ph.D. Comprehensive Exam Solutions in Real and Complex Analysis, given by the University of Hawaii Math Department (updated: 2009.07.26).
2. Topics in Nonabelian Harmonic Analysis and DSP Applications (long version of paper above) Proc. Int'l Symp. Musical Acoustics (2004).

• Mallat and Zhang, "Matching Pursuit with Time-Frequency Dictionaries", Tech. Rep. (1993).
• Gribonval, et. al. "Sound Signals Decomposition Using a High Resolution Matching Pursuit" ICMC (1996).

Other

1. Places I have lived.
2. A list of useful phone numbers in Hawaii.
3. Noise Reference Manual Information about noise pollution on Oahu.

Author: William DeMeo
Last modified: 2009.11.15 Please send comments by email to William DeMeo (williamdemeo at gmail)

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