Investigation Of Three-Level Finite-Difference Time-Domain Methods For Multidimensional Acoustics And Electromagnetics
o Sami Bayuk for company in the lab on the 1994 New Year's Eve, Shawn Brown for sharing the dreadful months iii before prelims and Jeff Thomas for understanding instabilities. Professor Ken Powell for starting the University of Michigan Ballroom Dance Club. Rob Lowrie for taking me mountain bik...
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| Summary: | o Sami Bayuk for company in the lab on the 1994 New Year's Eve, Shawn Brown for sharing the dreadful months iii before prelims and Jeff Thomas for understanding instabilities. Professor Ken Powell for starting the University of Michigan Ballroom Dance Club. Rob Lowrie for taking me mountain biking (and for not getting mad at me for nearly breaking my neck). Fellow Head Banger and badminton jock Mohit Arora for the exhausting workouts. Members of the CFD group for the stimulating discussions, technical and otherwise. Without these people, I would have no hope of being a genuinely multidimensional Doctor of Philosophy. I've always wanted to express my sincere gratitude to the three forces that shaped me as a person. At the top, being born and raised my parents certainly has changed things for me. And their emphasis on education turned out to be a good idea after all! Secondly, I thank the United States of America and its citizens for for giving me a new life when I was uprooted |
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