Peter M. Garfield
Current Courses (Fall, 2009)
Harvard University
Past Courses
Harvard University
Case Western Reserve University
University of Toronto
University of Washington [links no longer working]
- Math 111: Business Precalculus
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Winter Quarter 2002
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Summer Quarter 2001
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Winter Quarter 2001
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Autumn Quarter 2000
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Summer Quarter 1999
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Math 112: Business Calculus,
Spring Quarter 1996
- Math 120: Precalculus, A Problem-Solving Approach
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Spring Quarter 2002
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Winter Quarter 2002
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Autumn Quarter 2001
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Summer Quarter 1997
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Autumn Quarter 1996
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Math 126A: Calculus With Analytic Geometry III,
Spring Quarter 2001
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Math 307: Differential Equations
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Summer Quarter 1998
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Spring Quarter 1998
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Math 308: Linear Algebra, Summer Quarter 2000
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Math 324: Advanced Multivariable Calculus I,
Spring Quarter 1997
Mathematics Research
Papers and Preprints
Links to on-line versions of papers have been provided when they are
available, as have Mathematical Reviews from MathSciNet.
I can provide copies of these papers on request.
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Hamiltonian mechanics over deformations of ordinary double points
(with Takao Akahori),
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
333 (2007), no. 1, 24–41.
[MR2323474],
[Zbl pre05167500]
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Deformation theory of five-dimensional CR structures and the Rumin
complex (with Takao Akahori and John M. Lee), Michigan
Mathematical Journal 50 (2002), no. 3, 517–550.
[MR
2003i:32022], [Zbl pre01943235]
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The Bigraded Rumin Complex, doctoral dissertation, University of
Washington, December, 2001.
(Abstract and download)
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The Rumin complex on CR manifolds (with John M. Lee), in CR
geometry and isolated singularities (Japanese) (Kyoto,
1996). Surikaisekikenkyusho Kokyuroku No. 1037 (1998), 29–36.
[MR
2000a:32078], [Zbl 0946.32020]
About Me
I am a Preceptor
in the Harvard University
Department of Mathematics. I
was previously a visiting assistant professor at
Case Western Reserve University,
a postdoctoral fellow at
the University of Toronto
and a graduate student at
the University of Washington
(in Seattle).