Ivan H. Mann, III


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飲酒之五 陶潛

結廬在人境,而無車馬喧。
問君何能爾,心遠地自偏。
採菊東籬下,悠然見南山。
山氣日夕佳,飛鳥相與還。
此還有真意,欲辨已忘言。

春曉

春眠不覺曉
處處聞啼鳥
夜來風雨聲
花落知多少

Teaching

Bioinformatics project
Frozen Chosen

$$\int_0^1\frac{1}{1+x^2}d\mu$$

Brief Bio

  • AB in Mathematics/Philosophy, University of North Carolina, 1969

  • Graduate school for one year in Computer Science

  • 1970-1972 U.S. Army (Vietnam Era), Mathematic/Statistics Specialist at the Pentagon (this means computer programmer)

  • 1972-1980 Computer programmer at U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

  • 1980-2008 Computer programmer at South Central Bell, BellSouth, etc.

    • 1980 - 1989 Unisys 1100 systems support

    • 1989 - 1996 BellSouth Artificial Intelligence Center

    • 1996 - 2007 DDS Application Support

  • 2009 - 2011 Graduate School in Mathematics, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Masters of Science in Mathematics

  • 2011 - ??? PhD Program in Mathematics, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Interests outside of mathematics

  • Music: currently jazz guitar is top of the list, but in the past old-time banjo was top, with fiddle in second place. I also have strong interest in classical music, particularly piano and organ when my son is playing.

  • Travel:

    • Czech Republic

    • Poland

    • England

    • Scotland

    • Wales

    • Ireland

    • France

    • Norway

    • China

    • Switzerland

    • Austria

    • Germany

    • Italy

    • Mexico

    • Jamaica

    • Grand Cayman

    • Canada

    • Vatican City

    • United States

    • Greece

  • Soccer -

    • USSF Soccer Coaching: National D license

    • Referee Grade 6 Emeritus

    • USSF Assessor

    • Alabama High School Athletic Association Observer

Some of the universities my family and I have attended:

Elzic's Farewell
Camp Meeting on the 4th of July
June Apple
Cumberland Gap
Wayfaring Stranger
What a Strange Way to Save the World

Manual

HTML Tables


The Lake Applet 1.4.0

This is the Lake applet, phase 1, release 4. For now, two idealized lakes appear below, more rectangular than lakes usually are. The lakes are divided invisibly into grids with assigned depths. Hover the mouse over a lake and it will display the grid coordinates and depth at that grid.

Different browsers behave slightly differently. You may need to click the mouse within the colored area.