Wesley Calvert

Department of Mathematics
Mail Code 4408
Southern Illinois University
1245 Lincoln Drive
Carbondale, Illinois 62901
Office: (618) 453-6573
Fax: (618) 453-5300
Home: (618) 985-3429
wcalvert@siu.edu

Here you will find a copy of my cv.

B.A. summa cum laude, Augustana College, 2000
M.S. University of Notre Dame 2002
Ph.D. University of Notre Dame 2005

Pieter Bruegel the Elder, The Tower of Babel 1563 (200 Kb); Oil on oak panel, 114 x 155 cm; Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien

Teaching	Research	Service
Information for Spring 2012 Courses is available here: Math 250-1: Calculus II Math 419-1: Abstract Algebra II Information on classes from previous terms is available here. I am always very glad to talk with students about the possibility of undergraduate or graduate research projects. Come and see me if you're interested.	I am currently working on computable model theory. Some of my most recent preprints are listed below. Other preprints may be found here. "Metric structures and probabilistic computation," Theoretical Computer Science 412 (2011), 2766--2755. pdf "Probabilistic computation and stochastic differential equations," submitted to Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, September 2009. pdf "Degrees of isomorphism types of geometric objects," with V. Harizanov and A. Shlapentokh, submitted to Computability, October 2011. pdf "The distance function on a computable graph," with R. Miller and J. Chubb Reimann, October 2011. pdf	I am currently participating in Monroe-Randolph Mathematics Connections, a professional development project for middle school mathematics teachers using the Intel Math curriculum. I have also been involved in other K-8 STEM education professional development programs. I am available for separately arranged professional development programs. Contact me if you are interested in arranging something for your school. I also worked in several service capacities while a graduate student at Notre Dame in the academic years 2000-2005. Information on some of these activities may be found here.

Teaching

Research

Service

Information for Spring 2012 Courses is available here:

Information on classes from previous terms is available here.

I am always very glad to talk with students about the possibility of undergraduate or graduate research projects. Come and see me if you're interested.

I am currently working on computable model theory. Some of my most recent preprints are listed below. Other preprints may be found here.

"Metric structures and probabilistic computation," Theoretical Computer Science 412 (2011), 2766--2755. pdf
"Probabilistic computation and stochastic differential equations," submitted to Annals of Pure and Applied Logic, September 2009. pdf
"Degrees of isomorphism types of geometric objects," with V. Harizanov and A. Shlapentokh, submitted to Computability, October 2011. pdf
"The distance function on a computable graph," with R. Miller and J. Chubb Reimann, October 2011. pdf

I am currently participating in Monroe-Randolph Mathematics Connections, a professional development project for middle school mathematics teachers using the Intel Math curriculum. I have also been involved in other K-8 STEM education professional development programs. I am available for separately arranged professional development programs. Contact me if you are interested in arranging something for your school.
I also worked in several service capacities while a graduate student at Notre Dame in the academic years 2000-2005. Information on some of these activities may be found here.