Michael Storm

About Me

Hello. I am Mike Storm and am currently a second year PhD student studying applied math at NJIT. My advisor is Professor Jonathan Jaquette. I am interested in numerical methods, computer assisted proofs and dynamical systems.

Publications

1) J. Beale, M. Storm, S. Tlupova, The adjoint double layer potential on smooth surfaces in R^3 and the Neumann problem.
2) C. Farkash, M. Storm, T. Palmeiri, Encouraging Undergraduate Students to Explore Multiple Proofs of the Multinomial Theorem.

Education

B.S. Applied Mathematics

Farmingdale State College, December 2022

Ph.D. Mathematical Sciences, Applied Mathematics

New Jersey Institute of Technology, Expected May 2028

Positions

Graduate Research Assistant under Professor Jaquette at NJIT

Spring 2024 - Present

Graduate Teaching Assistant at NJIT

Fall 2023

Tutor/Teaching Assistant at FSC

Fall 2022 - Summer 2023

Undergraduate Research Aide under Professor Tlupova at FSC

Spring 2022 - Fall 2022

Poster Presentations

MAA Metro NY Meeting, May 2022 - A review of Multiple Proofs of the Multinomial Theorem

Ignite Symposium and FSC Financial Math Conference, March 2023 - Computing the Adjoint Double Layer Potential

SIAM NNP Conference, October 2023 - Computing the Adjoint Double Layer Potential