Leo G. Rebholz

I am a mathematician working at Clemson University, and hold the title Dean's Distinguished Professor of Mathematical Sciences. My research interests are in computational and applied mathematics, and my recent work is on accelerating and imrpoving robustness of nonlinear solvers (typically applied to PDEs) using extrapolation methods and data assimilation. I have published over 130 research papers and 5 books, information for which can be found through the `publications' tab above.

Despite a strong interest in applications, my work is still quite mathematical. More specifically, I am still a mathematician who proves theorems, but for the purpose of solving practical problems faster and more accurately.

I hold a Ph.D. in Mathematics from Pitt, which I completed in 2006. I have supervised research for 12 Ph.D. students, 14 M.S. students, and 15 undergraduates, details for which can be found through the former students tab above. Here is a link to my math genealogy page.

I serve on the editorial boards for Journal of Numerical Mathematics , and International Journal of Numerical Analysis and Modeling.

Mailing address:
O-105 Martin Hall
Clemson University
Clemson SC 29634
864-656-1840