Emmanuel Oguadimma
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Department of Mathematics
Emmanuel Oguadimma
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Department of Mathematics
My research interest are in computational electromagnetics, uncertainty quantification, parameter identification and sensitivity analysis, optimal control and optimization, random ODE's and PDE's, scientific computing and machine learning. My research focuses on developing structure preserving numerical methods for random nonlinear polarization models. Additionally, I work on solving inverse problems in electromagnetics.
My teaching areas are calculus; differential and integral calculus, ordinary differential equations, linear algebra.
Education
B.S in Mathematics, Nnamdi Azikwe University, 2021
M.Sc in Mathematics, Oregon State University, 2025
Presentations
- Birth-Death Markov Chain, Probability class, OSU, June 2025.
- Finite Element Methods of Least-Squares Type, Finite Element for Partial Differential Equations class, OSU, June 2025.
- Analysis of Nonlinear Random Polarization in Dispersive Dielectrics, M.Sc. Presentation, June 2025.
- Analysis of Nonlinear Random Polarization, 9th Cascade RAIN Meeting, April 2025.
- Optimization of Random Material Parameters in Nonlinear Wave Propagation, Inverse problem class, OSU, March 2025.
- Exploring Sensitivity to Uncertainty to Nonlinear Debye Media, Poster Presentation, SIAMCSE25, March 2025.