Mathematics

Degrees

B.S., UC Riverside 2006

M.S., UC Riverside 2008

Ph.D., UC Riverside - Enrolled 

Awards

Chancellor's Distinguished Fellowship - UC Riverside 2006-2007

Research Interests

Chaotic Dynamical Systems, Mathematical (Fractal) Billiards, Fractal Geometry, Mathematical Physics (with an emphasis on connections between Number Theory and Quantum Mechanics).

Publications, papers, talks, writing subjects

Niemeyer, R. G. "Non-differentiable Functions and Their Applications." Senior Thesis. University of California Riverside, Department of Mathematics, Riverside, 2006.

Niemeyer, R. G. "The Periodic and Quasiperiodic Orbits of the Koch Snowflake." AMS Sectional Meeting, Contributed Talk, San Francisco, CA, April, 2006.

Niemeyer, R. G. "The Convergence of a Quasiperiodic Orbit to A Well-defined Periodic Orbit of the Koch Snowflake." Dynamical Systems and Mathematical Physics Seminar, University of California, Riverside, June, 2006.

Lapidus, M. L., Clahane, D., Niemeyer, R. G. "An Invitation to Fractal Geometry and Its Applications." In Progress.

Niemeyer, R. G. "An Invitation to Fractal Geometry - An Audience Critique." Mathematical Physics and Dynamical Systems Seminar, University of California, Riverside, October, 2006.

Niemeyer, R. G., "111 Facts - Cool Things Smart Students Should Know about UC Riverside." Office of Undergraduate Recruitment, Univeristy of California, Riverside, August, 2006.

Contact Info 

niemeyer@math.ucr.edu

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            Fall Quarter 2009 Information

Classes: 

Math 008B-002 MF 210-300PM INTS 1125

Math 009C-032 M 610-700PM INTS 2130

Math 151A-002  M 810-900AM WAT 1117

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