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Memberships AMS (American Mathematical Society). MAA (Mathematical Association of America) SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics). SPIE (Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers). Areas of Interest I work on applications of Hilbert space frames to problems in pure mathematics, applied mathematics and engineering. Patent Patent Number: US 7,392,181 B2, Date of Patent: June 24, 2008. Title: System and Method for nonlinear signal enhancement that bypasses a noisy phase of a signal. Inventors: Radu Victor Balan, Justinian Rosca, Peter Casazza, Dan Edidin. Asignee: Siemens Corporate Research, Inc. Current Research Grants NSF Applied Mathematics Section, NSF 0704216, 2009-2010, Applications of frames to speech recognition, bio-medical engineering and more, PI: Casazza NSF (Bundled grant from Applied Mathematics, Computational Mathematics and Digital Signal Processing) NSF DMS 0704216, 2007-2011. Applications of frames to speech recognition, distributed processing, bio-medical engineering and more. NSF Applied Mathematics Section NSF DMS 1008183, 2010-2013, Applications of frames to problems in mathematics and engineering, PI: Casazza, NSF/DTRA (Defense Threat Reduction Agency) Algorithms for Threat Detection DTRA/NSF 1042701, 10/1/2010-9/30/2014. ”Frame theoretic information fusion for threat detection”. PI: Casazza. M. Fickus as a subcontractor at the Air Force Institute of Technology. AFOSR (Air Force Office of Scientific Research) F1ATA00183G003, 8/1/2010 - 7/31/2011. ”Frames and Quantative Redundancy”. PI: Fickus (Air Force Institute of Technology) Subcontractor: Casazza New Grant Applications Pending Pending AFOSR (Recommended by the program officer for funding). ”Frames for Compressed Sensing”. PI: Casazza This also supports two subcontractors and their students (Shidong Li, University of San Francisco and Bernhard Bodmann, University of Houston). Research Grants 1980-2007 NSF Applied Mathematics Section, NSF 0405376, 2004-2007. Applications of frames to internet coding, wireless communication, speech recognition and quantum information theory. PI: Casazza. 2
NSF Applied Mathematics Section, NSF 0102686, 2001-2004. Frames for signal processing, wireless communication and transmission losses. PI: Casazza. NSF Analysis Section, NSF 9706108, 1997-2001. Applications of Functional Analysis. PI: Casazza. NSF Analysis Section, NSF 9201357, 1992-1995. Quasi-Banach spaces and their Applications. PI: N.J. kalton, Co-PI’s: Casazza and Stephen Montgomery-Smith. NSF Analysis Section, NSF 9001344, 1990-1992. Problems in Banach Spaces. PI: Casazza. NSF Analysis Section, NSF 8722329, 1987-1990. Projections on Banach Spaces. PI: Casazza. NSF Analysis Section, NSF 8500938, 1985-1987. The Geometry of Banach spaces. PI: Casazza. NSF Analysis Section, NSF 8410975, 1984-1985. Banach spaces with Unconditional Bases. PI: Casazza. NSF Analysis Section, NSF 8301608 1981-1984. Banach spaces with Unconditional Bases. PI: Caasazza. NSF Analysis Section, NSF 8002221, 1980-1981. Symmetric Bases: the Primary Question. PI: Casazza. Grants to host meetings: AIM Squares Program. Awarded 1/1/2008. This is to run 3 years and provides 100% funding for five mathematicians to meet at AIM each year to work on the Kadison-Singer Problem. NSF Mathematical Sciences Research, NSF 9306868. Research Group in Banach spaces and related areas, 1994. PI: N.J. Kalton, Co-PI’s: Casazza, E. Saab, P. Saab, N. Asmar and S. Montgomery-Smith. $30,000. International Science Foundation (1994) $10,000. Missouri Research Board (1994) $5,000. Editorships Associate Editor Journal of Fourier Analysis and Applications. “Critical Points”: Newsletter of the Department of Mathematics, University of Missouri, 1996-2001. I also started the newsletter. Students Mark Lammers, PhD advisor. PhD received 1997. Thesis Title: Genus N Banach Spaces . Dan Redmond, PhD advisor. PhD received 2009. Thesis Title: Equiangular Tight Frames. Andreas Heinecke, (current) PhD advisor. 2009-present. Jameson Cahill, (current) PhD advisor. 2009-present. 3
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