Robert van de Geijn - Students

Ph.D. Students

• Mike Barnett
  • Ph.D. (CS, Spring 1992)
  • (with Chris Lengauer)

• Tim Collins
  • Dissertation title: Efficient Matrix Computations through Hierarchical Type Specifications
  • Ph.D. (CS, Spring 1995)
  • (with J.C. Browne)

• Carter Edwards
  • Dissertation title:
    A Parallel Infrastructure for Scalable Adaptive Finite Element Methods
    and its application to Least Squares C-infinity Collocation
  • (Computational and Applied Mathematics, Spring 1997)
  • (with Linda Hayes and Mary Wheeler)

• John Gunnels
  • Dissertation title:
    A Systematic Approach to the Design and Analysis of Linear Algebra Algorithms
  • (Computer Sciences, Fall 2001)

• James Overfelt
  • Dissertation title:
    A Rapid Solution Methods for Stokesian Emulsions
  • (Computational and Applied Mathematics, Spring 2002)
  • (with Greg Rodin)

• Paolo Bientinesi
  Mechanical Derivation and Systematic Analysis of Correct Linear Algebra Algorithms
  • (Computer Sciences, Summer 2006)

• Ernie Chan
  • Dissertation title:
    Application of Dependence Analysis and Runtine Data Flow Graph Scheduling to Matrix Computations.
  • (Computer Sciences, Summer 2010)

• Tze Meng Low
  • Dissertation title:
    title
  • (Computer Sciences 2013)

• Ardavan Pedram
  • Dissertation title:
    
  • (Electrical and Computer Engineering 2013, Cosupervised with Andreas Gerstlauer)
  
  
• Bryan Marker
  • Dissertation title:
    Design by Transformation: From Domain Knowledge to Optimized Program Generation
  • (Computer Science 2014, Cosupervised with Don Batory)
  
  
• Kyungjoo Kim
  • (Engineering Mechanics 2013, Cosupervised with Leszek Demkowicz and Victor Eijkhout)
  
  
• Martin Schatz
  • (Computer Science 2015, Cosupervised with Tamara Kolda)
  
  
• Tyler Smith
  • (Computer Science)
  
  

Masters

• Ken Klimkowski
  • (Computational and Applied Mathematics, Spring 1997)

• James Juszczak
  • M.S. (CS, Fall 89)
  • Thesis Title: Parallel Matrix Computations

• Lance Shuler
  • M.S. (Math, Fall 92)
  • Master's Paper Title: A Search for LAPACK Condition Number Counterexamples

• Martin Hoff
  • M.S. (Math, Spring 93)
  • Master's Paper Title: The Use of Jacobi Methods for Computing Eigenvalues of Real Symmetric Matrices

Undergraduate Honor's Theses

• Jerrell Watts
  • B.S. (CS, Spring 1994)
  • Thesis Title: Collective Communication on Multidimensional Meshes with Wormhole Routing. University of Texas at Austin Computer Science Department TR-94-19, May 1994.
• Scott Matthews
  • B.S. (CS, Spring 1995)
  • Thesis Title: Implementation of Monte Carlo Methods in Biological Data Analysis
• Darin Greene
  • B.S. (CS, Spring 1995)
  • Thesis Title: Robustness of Collective Communication Algorithms
• Thierry Joffrain
  • B.S. (CS, Spring 1998)
  • Thesis Title: Parallel Implementation of Triangular Solve
  • PLAPACK Working Note #7
• Wesley C. Reiley
  • B.S. (CS, Fall 1999)
  • Thesis Title: Efficient Parallel Out-of-Core Implementation of Cholesky Factorization
  • PLAPACK Working Note #11
• Marcel Heimlich
  • B.S. (CS, Summer 2003)
  • Thesis Title: On Optimizing Collective Communication
• Ernie Chan
  • B.S. (CS, Spring 2004)
  • Thesis Title: On Optimizing Collective Communication
• Bryan Marker
  • B.S. (CS, Spring 2007)
  • Turing Scholars Honors Thesis Title: On Composing Matrix Multiplication from Components