Matt Cassini
Email: mc225 [at] njit [dot] eduOffice: Cullimore 615
About Me
Second year Applied Math PhD student at NJIT primarily interested in
inverse scattering, numerical analysis and partial differential equations. I work
on inverse scattering for Maxwell's Equations on locally perturbed
biperiodic media with my advisor Professor Thi-Phong Nguyen.
Research
Publications
Matthew A. Cassini and Brittany Froese Hamfeldt:Numerical Optimal Transport from 1D to 2D using a Non-local Monge-Ampere Equation
Talks
NJIT Math Dept Summer Student TalksMatthew A. Cassini:
Volume Integral Method for Electromagnetic Equations
Projects
Matthew A. Cassini, Marissah McNeil, and Moises Ramos:Math 450H Mathematical Modeling: Capstone Project
Education
B.S. Mathematical Sciences, Computational MathematicsNew Jersey Institute of Technology, May 2023
Ph.D. Mathematical Sciences, Applied MathematicsNew Jersey Institute of Technology, Expected May 2028
Positions
Graduate Research AssistantProfessor Thi-Phong Nguyen (NJIT), Jan 2024 - Present
Graduate Teaching AssistantMATLAB and Math Tutoring, Jan 2024 - May 2024
Undergraduate Research AssistantProfessor Brittany Froese Hamfeldt (NJIT), May 2022 - May 2023
Poster Presentations
Frontiers of Applied and Computational Mathematics (FACM) at NJIT, May 2023Optimal Transport Between Unequal Dimensions
Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics New York-New Jersey-Pennsylvania Conference (SIAM-NNP) at RIT, November 2024
Volume Integral Method for Electromagnetic Equations
Jokes
Why was 6 afraid of 7?
sin(21°)
What do you call a baby eigensheep?
A lamb-duh!
