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Mike O'Neil

New York University · Mathematics
fluid dynamics acoustics Electromagnetics fast algorithms integral equations computational statistics

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Mike O'Neil is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at New York University, affiliated with the Department of Mathematics. His research interests include electromagnetics, acoustics, fluid dynamics, fast algorithms, integral equations, and computational statistics. O'Neil's work focuses on developing numerical schemes for solving integral equations arising from classical partial differential equations in mathematical physics. He has also applied fast algorithms and analytical techniques to problems in computational statistics, particularly Gaussian processes. His research involves quadrature for singular functions, robust methods for handling complicated geometry, and fast algorithms for dense linear algebra. O'Neil's academic profile includes a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Yale University, and he is affiliated with the Courant Institute.

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