Marcus Webb

Marcus Webb is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Mathematics at The University of Manchester, Department of Mathematics. His research interests include numerical linear algebra, matrix computations, and applications in scientific computing. Webb has contributed to various areas such as eigenvalue computation, least squares problems, and low-rank approximation of analytic kernels. His work has been published in prestigious journals, including the SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications and Scientific Reports. He is also involved in the supervision of PhD students and is actively engaged in collaborative research projects.

Marcus Webb is a researcher in Numerical Analysis, focusing on the development and analysis of numerical methods for solving complex mathematical problems. His work includes the study of polynomial transforms, barycentric interpolation, and spectral methods for differential equations. Webb's research explores the stability and efficiency of algorithms for least squares problems, orthogonal systems, and fractional differential equations. He has contributed to the analysis of orthogonal rational functions, skew-symmetric differentiation matrices, and isospectral algorithms. His publications also address the numerical solution of the linear semiclassical Schrödinger equation and the use of computational tools like SpectralMeasures.jl. Webb's research emphasizes the interplay between numerical stability, approximation theory, and computational methods for scientific computing.