VIGRE at C.U. Boulder

CU's VIGRE program runs from 1999-2004. Funded by the NSF VIGRE program, it is designed to bring together faculty and students at all levels of research and education, the Department of Applied Mathematics at the University of Colorado continues its efforts in the vertical integration of research and education.

Undergraduate students:
current, former

Graduate students

Postdoctoral fellows

Tetrahedra

Research Papers
rotating tetrahedron

Undergraduate students: current, former Graduate students Postdoctoral fellows Tetrahedra Research Papers

Research Presentations
November 2004
December 2003
April 2003, July 2003
May 2002, July 2002
April 2001, July 2001
July 1999, July 2000
Listing of published papers
Proposal and Annual Reports
2003-2004 Annual Report

2002-2003 Annual Report

2000-2001 Annual Report

1999-2000 Annual Report
VIGRE Proposal to the NSF

Press Release
Other Reports
- About the Tetrahedral Model -- April 2001 presentation to the NSF
- ''The Importance of Vigre '' -- Vignettes from the VIGRE program (J. D. Meiss, April 2001) (PDF File)
- Broadening in VIGRE -- May 2002 presentation to the VIGRE meeting at Reston VA (pdf file)
- Objectives of VIGRE -- April 2003 presentation to the VIGRE meeting in Seattle WA ( 1 Page summary)
VIGRE in the News
- Jeff Heys in Supercomputing News
- NSF Moves with VIGRE to Force Changes in Academia -- Science Magazine, May 2002
- NSF Budge Request & VIGRE -- Notices of the AMS, May 2002
- VIGRE Turns Three -- Notices of the AMS, Nov 2002
- AMS Report on the May 2002 VIGRE Meeting in Reston, VA

revised September 2003