Alberto M. Teguia, Graduate Student

I use mathematics to derive ways to test different theories of gravity. Recently, I, (with other members of Dr. Petters Research Group) have been trying to build a complete mathematical theory of Stochastic Microlensing. The main mathematical tools I use comes from Differential Geometry, Probability and Singularity theory.

Contact Info:

Office Location:	274E Physics Building
Office Phone:	660-2855
Email Address:

Education:

MA	Duke University	2006
MS	ETSU	2005
BS	University of Buea	2003

Specialties:

Mathematical Physics
Geometry
Probability

Recent Publications

1. with J. Gardner, A. Godbole, A. Vuong, N. Watson, and C. Yerger, Domination Cover Pebbling: Graph Families, Journal of Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial Computing (Accepted, November, 2008) [math/0507271v1]
2. with Arlie O. Petters, Brian Rider, A Mathematical Theory of Stochastic Microlensing I. Random Time-Delay Functions and Lensing Maps (Submitted, July, 2008) [0807.0232v1]
3. with Arlie O. Petters, Brian Rider, A Mathematical Theory of Stochastic Microlensing II. Random Images, Shear, and the Kac-Rice Formula (Submitted, 2008) [4984]
4. with A. Godbole, Sierpinski Gasket Graphs and Some of their Properties, Australasian Journal of Combinatorics, vol. 35 (June, 2006), pp. 181-192 [math/0509259v1]