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Contact Information
| Name | Logan Reed |
| l.reed@temple.edu |
Experience
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2025 - present Philadelphia, PA
Graduate Researcher
Temple University
Advisor: Daniel Szyld
- Established a near-optimal bound for the convergence of Widlund’s method.
- Developed and analyzed different implementations of Widlund’s method in the exact and inexact setting.
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2024 Philadelphia, PA
Graduate Researcher
Computational Mathematics and Modeling Research Lab, Temple University
Supervisors: Benjamin Seibold, Gillian Queisser
- Compared different time-stepping schemes for a highly stiff PDE in an asynchronous setting.
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2023 Camden, NJ
Master's Thesis
Rutgers University
Advisor: Siqi Fu
- Developed numerical methods for a constrained shape optimization problem related to the Pólya–Szegő conjecture on polygonal domains.
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2022 - 2023 Camden, NJ
Graduate Researcher
Applied Mathematics Lab, Rutgers University
Supervisor: Benedetto Piccoli
- Contributed to the discretization and implementation of a metabolic pathway model.
- Developed a PDE solver on a large hypergraph representing the metabolic pathway.
Education
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2024 - present Philadelphia, PA
Ph.D.
Temple University
Mathematics
- Research interests: numerical linear algebra, Krylov subspace methods, matrix equations, tensor equations, low-rank tensor computations.
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2023 Camden, NJ
M.S.
Rutgers University
Mathematical Sciences
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2021 San Marcos, TX
B.S.
Texas State University
Applied Mathematics
Publications
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2023
Talks and Presentations
Oct. 24, 2026: Near-Optimal Convergence of Widlund's Method and Numerical Exploration of Different Implementations. Annual Conference of the New York–New Jersey–Pennsylvania section of SIAM, Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ).
Attended Workshops
May 4–8, 2026: Asynchronous Methods for Numerical Linear Algebra, ICERM, Brown University (Providence, RI).
Feb. 2–6, 2026: Randomized Numerical Linear Algebra, ICERM, Brown University (Providence, RI).
Teaching Experience
Spring 2026: Instructor, Precalculus, Temple University.
Fall 2022: Lecturer, College Algebra, Rutgers University.
Fall 2021: Lecturer, College Algebra, Rutgers University.
Fall 2026: Teaching Assistant, Numerical Analysis, Temple University.
Fall 2025: Teaching Assistant, Numerical Analysis, Temple University.
Spring 2022: Teaching Assistant, Calculus I, Rutgers University.
Spring 2022: Mathematics Tutor, Math and Statistics Lab, Rutgers University.
Fall 2021: Mathematics Tutor, Math and Statistics Lab, Rutgers University.
2017–2020: Mathematics Tutor, Math CATs, Texas State University.
Service and Outreach
2025–Present: President, Temple University SIAM Student Chapter.
2025–Present: Graduate Seminar Organizer, Department of Mathematics, Temple University.
Honors and Awards
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2023 Distinguished Thesis Award
Rutgers University
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2022 Mathematical Sciences Scholarship Award
Rutgers University
Technical Skills
Languages: MATLAB, Python, C, C++, Fortran
Frameworks: NumPy, SciPy, BLAS, LAPACK
Tools: Linux, Git, Bash, LaTeX