Adam G. Weyhaupt

Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Edwardsville, Illlinois 62026

aweyhau -at - siue -dot- edu
Science Building 1316
(618) 650-2220

I'm an assistant professor in the SIUE mathematics and statistics department. During Fall 2009, I am teaching Math 150 (Calculus I), Math 223 (Logic and Reasoning), and Math 450 (Real Analysis). If you are taking one of my courses, you might find the teaching page helpful.

I study minimal surfaces; these are surfaces that mathematically model soap films. I am particularly interested in triply periodic minimal surfaces. These surfaces separate space into two congruent regions, and they may have applications in biology, chemistry, and materials science. The picture in the corner of this page is a piece of the gyroid minimal surface, a particularly intriguing triply periodic surface that was I studied as a part of my dissertation. The research page has more information about these surface (including links to lots of pictures!) and a list of my papers.

If you are interested in learning more about me, you are welcome to view my vita. My family page has lots of pictures of my two sons.