Wayne Hayes's Home Page
Wayne Hayes's Home Page
Current Physical Location: I am currently attending a fellowship as a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in the Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Physics section of the Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London. My physical address is
Wayne Hayes
Department of Mathematics
Imperial College London
180 Queen's Gate
London SW7 2AZ
UNITED KINGDOM
Office Tel: +44-(0)20-7594-8568
Mobile Tel: +44-(0)75-5192-6240
Email: (my-first-name)@ics.uci.edu
My more permanent position is
Assistant Professor
at the
School of Information and Computer Science at the
University of California, Irvine.
My e-mail address at UCI is {my-first-name} at ics.uci.edu, and my snail mail address at UCI is
Wayne Hayes, 4092 Bren Hall, University of California, Irvine Ca 92697-3435,
and I can be reached at +1-949-981-2222.
I finished my Ph.D. in the Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing group in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto in January 2001. I worked at Altera Corp. from Aug. 2000-2001, then at The Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Science from 2001-2002. I then pursued a joint post-doctoral fellowship in computational biology at the The Institute for Physical Sciences and Technology at the University of Maryland under recent Japan Prize winner James Yorke, and the Bio-Informatics Group at Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto under Chris Hogue.
I also have some loose ties with the Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics (CITA to its friends) the University of Toronto Astronomy Department, and the Physics Department, especially the Nonlinear Studies Group.
Shyam Srinivasan (jointly advised with Ed Monuki of Biology), 2004-present
Yong-Kang Zhu, 2005-present.
Weng Leong Ng, 2006-present.
Darren R. Davis, 2008-present.
Juan Leon, 2008-present.
Anton Malykh, M.Sc. Thesis. Graduated 2009. Now at Google.
Jason Lai: Various high-tech programming tasks starting summer 2005, off-and-on thereafter until 2009.
Nema Press: Enumerating Circulants without isomorphs, off-and-on 2005-2008.
David Hubin: Summer 2006; a bit of bio-informatics.
Eric Hu: Summer 2005 to about Winter 2007. Various scientific computing tasks including cubic interpolation code for n-body simulations.
Patrick Schultz: shadowing tri-axial potentials. Now in grad school at UCLA.
Benjamin Coleman, Summer 2008: ideal gas /billiard ball graphical simulator.
Jonathan Ho and Jay Whang, Summer 2009: search for lower bounds on Ramsey Numbers.
Anthony Huang, Summer 2009: search for near-noncollision singularities in the n-body problem.
Online Journals; Preprint, abstract, and bibliographic servers
M.Sc.
Undergraduate Researchers
Troy High School Interns
Contents
Current Research and Academic Interests
My Thesis work: N-body Problem, Chaos, Shadowing
Computer Communications Networks
Graph Ramsey Numbers
Portable, re-usable code library of data structures and algorithms
Personal stuff
Wayne Hayes, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Toronto,
Toronto, Canada, M5S 3G4
wayne@cs.utoronto.ca