Chris Jones
University of Pittsburgh
Department of Mathematics
Research
My research is
in partial differential equations and mathematical finance;
in particular
in
studying free boundary problems arising from optimal stopping problems and
early
exercise
problems. I am also interested in
term structure models.
Information
I am a graduate
student and teaching fellow in the Department of Mathematics.
This fall semester I am a TA for a section of Math
0220 – Calculus I.
More information is available in the section below
for students.
Presentations and Other Materials
MATLAB code and results from simulations coming
soon.
Interesting Links
Social Science Research
Network (ssrn.com)
The Institute for Mathematics and Its
Applications (IMA)
The International Foundation for Research in
Experiment Economics (IFREE)
The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
(SIAM)
Information for Students (Fall Semester 2009)
Calculus I (MATH 0220)
Meeting
Times: Tuesdays, Thursdays 4:00 pm – 4:50 pm
Tuesdays:
Cathedral of Learning, room 358
Thursdays:
Gardner Steel Conference Center, room 126
Ordinary Differential
Equations Grading (MATH 1270)
I
am the grader for Dr. TroyÕs ODE course.
Please consult the syllabus for all matters
regarding assigned problems and policies.
Partial Differential
Equations Grading (MATH 1470)
I
am the grader for Dr. RubinÕs PDE course.
Please consult the syllabus for all matters
regarding assigned problems.
Office Hours
Math
Assistance Center (MAC), Tuesdays 12 noon – 3
pm.
Calc
Lab (GSCC, room 126), Tuesdays 3 pm – 4 pm.
Last
modified: September 2009