Research Associate Professor
Mathematical and Statistical Sciences
Student Commons Building 4126
https://ucdenver.zoom.us/my/aimefournier
Office hours for 2021 spring: Tuesday, Thursday 20:00–20:55 am or by appointment or drop-in
Member of the Center for Computational Mathematics.
Other research Interests and Applications:
general relativity, inverse problems, machine learning, seismo-electromagnetism, uncertainty quantification, wildfire simulation.
Recent Publications:
- Kochanski AK, A Fournier, Mandel J, 2018: “Experimental design of a prescribed burn instrumentation” Atmosphere 9, 296.
- P Bharadwaj, L Demanet & A Fournier “Focused blind deconvolution”, IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing 67, 2019.
- Fournier, Clerget, Bharadwaj, Merciu, Skår “A seismoelectric inverse problem with well-log data and borehole-confined acquisition”, SEG 89th Annual Meeting, 2019.
- H Wang, M Fehler & A Fournier “Assessing leak paths in the cement sheath of a cased borehole by analysis of monopole wavefield modes”, Communications in Computational Physics, 28, 424-441, 2020.
- P Bharadwaj, C Meng, A Fournier, L Demanet & M Fehler “Redshift of earthquakes via focused blind deconvolution of teleseisms”, Geophysical Journal International, 223, 1864–1878, 2020.
Courses taught:
- 2015 Fall: Linear algebra and differential equations (14 students)
- 2016
- Spring: Linear algebra and differential equations (21 students)
- Summer: Numerical analysis I (17 students)
- Fall: Topics in applied mathematics –Wavelet analysis (7 graduate students)<
- 2017
- Spring: Calculus II (24 students)
- Fall: Linear algebra and differential equations (14 students); Readings in Mathematics: Riemannian Geometry (5 graduate students)
- 2018
- Spring: Numerical analysis I (20 students); Readings in Mathematics: Gravitation and Cosmology (4 graduate students)
- Fall: Numerical analysis I (20 students); Readings in Mathematics: Einstein's Field Equations (4 graduate students)
- 2019
- Spring: Calculus II (online, 22 students); Math Clinic (11 students); Readings in Mathematics: Burgers & Navier-Stokes (5 graduate students)
- Fall: Math Clinic (7 students); Independent Study: Tensor analysis and curvature (1 graduate student)
- 2020
- Spring: Math Clinic (17 students); Independent Study: Solutions of Einstein field equations (1 graduate student)
- Fall: Math Clinic (14 students); Doctoral Dissertation (1 graduate student, Vince Herr)
- 2021
- Spring: Math Clinic (18 students); Doctoral Dissertation (1 graduate student, Vince Herr)
Advising:
- 2017–present
- Research Advisor for NSF GRFP Fellow Vincent Herr, on "A Triple-Micro-Wormhole Particle Model"
- 2018
- MS projects by Alexa Desautels and Maryam Khazaei Pool
- 2018–2019
- Visiting student Bin She from University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (research on optimization)
- 2019
- PhD committee for Mengjie Yao
- 2020
- MS project by Simon Deng
- 2021
- MS project by Alfred Paris Wahabby
