Grant Gustafson at math.utah.edu

Updated: Thu Mar 23 20:16:23 MST 2006
The links below account for all items previously posted at this www site.
If something existed here, it is still here, to be found by examining each linked page.
Photo of Lake Baikal
  1. Office Hours and classroom locations (pdf, 25k)
  1. Engineering Math 2250 Spring 2006
  2. Introduction to Differential Equations 2280 Spring 2006
  3. Engineering Math 2250 Fall 2005
  4. Calculus III Fall 2005
  5. Engineering Math 2250 Spring 2005
  6. Differential Equations 5420 Spring 2005
  7. Differential Equations 5410 Fall 2004
  8. Engineering Math 2250 Fall 2004
  9. Engineering Math 2250 Spring 2004
  10. Engineering Math 2250 Fall 2003
  11. Engineering Math previous courses 1995-2003
  12. Linear Algebra 2270 Spring 2004
  13. Linear Algebra 2270 Fall 2003
  14. Differential Equations 5420 Spring 2003
  15. Differential Equations 5410 Fall 2002
  16. Differential Equations PhD Written Preliminary Examination 2002
  17. Differential Equations 6410-6420 Courses 2001-2002
  18. OLD Engineering Math Courses 1998-2003
  19. OLD Math courses 1995-2003, e.g., 541, 542, 251, 252, 351, 352, 5410, 5420, 641, 642, 643, 6410, 6420
  20. Library Links
  21. Local Computer-Related Documents. Contents:
    1. DoorCard LaTeX source, current doorcard and labels.sty package
    2. MiX 95 X-Server for Win95
    3. Local Host Mini-Courses On Computer Topics
    4. Linux Links
    5. Development Files (Linux, DOS, Win)
    6. PC Computer Vendors
  22. 1995 and 1996 Utah State Math Contest Results
  • Home page from December 2003, before reorganization
    US Mail address: 
            Grant B. Gustafson
        155 South 1400 East Rm113
        Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0090
    Office phone: (801) 581-6879
    Grant Gustafson (gustafso@math.utah.edu)
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    Link to Department of Mathematics, University of Utah