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thogancamp@gmail.com
About Me
I am a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the United States Naval Research Laboratory in Monterey. My current research activity is centered on applications of Quantum Comptuting to Partial Differential Equations. My recent work considers the design, analysis, and implementation of efficient quantum algorithms for discretized equations arising in fluid dynamics. More broadly, I am interested in quantum applications to real-world applied math problems commonly encountered in areas such as optimization (continuous and discrete), numerical linear algebra, and simulation of complex physical systems. A more detailed description of my work can be found under the Research tab.
I graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2023 with a PhD in Mathematics. My dissertation research focused on the applications of bifurcation theory to nonlinear partial differential equations. The models considered in my thesis are motivated in large part by nonlinear elasticity and gas dynamics. I was especially interested in demonstrationg extreme phenomena not captured by the linear or perturbative theory.
My resume can be downloaded here.