Biographical Sketch
Paul N. Swarztrauber
Paul Swarztrauber has over fifty refereed publications in the areas of
elliptic and hyperbolic partial differential equations, computational
fluid dynamics, linear algebra, parallel computation and communication
algorithms, computational aspects of weather and climate modeling,
vector and scalar harmonic transforms, the fast Fourier transform and
computational methods for vector and multiprocessor computers. He is
also the author of several large scientific software packages that are
in general use throughout the scientific community. He was the first
Director of the Computational Mathematics Program in the Division of
Mathematical Sciences at the NSF. He was a council member of the
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics and served as the
council representative to the Board of Trustees. Paul was also a
member of the Supercomputer Project Subcommittee, Computer Sciences
and Technology Board, National Research Council in 1987. He is the
inventor of the Multipipeline Multiprocessor
, United States Patent 5,689,722.
Last updated July 14, 1998.
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