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Daniel Klain

Professor

University of Massachusetts Lowell

Affiliations

Kennedy College of Sciences

Mathematics & Statistics

Daniel Klain is currently serving as a Kennedy College Of Sciences Professor at University of Massachusetts Lowell.

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mathematics applied mathematics mathematical sciences mathematical analysis pure mathematics combinatorics combinatorial theory number theory mathematical optimization applied algebra analytic number theory graph theory valuation algebraic geometry kinematics spectral theory numerical mathematics polyhedron geometric topology algebraic combinatorics discrete geometry dual mixed volumes steiner symmetrization kinematic formulas finance communication machine vision combinatorial optimization mathematical programming convex analysis function spaces scientific computing statistical methodology theoretical analysis light scattering global comparison geometric quantization volume rendering illumination modeling lattice theory information hiding complex geometry combinatory analysis combinatorial problems geometric algorithms convex hulls large scale structure probabilistic reasoning imprecise probabilities probabilistic analysis hyperbolic equations integral geometry volume parameterization density estimation short proof characterization theorem convex bodies star valuations star-shaped sets invariant valuations finite set continuous analogue countable set intuitive derivation bonnesen-type inequalities constant curvature euler relation convex geometry

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Tetrahedra With Congruent Facet Pairs. The Mathematical Intelligencer (2022)

Daniel A. Klain

mathematical analysispure mathematicslarge scale structureapplied mathematicsmathematicspolyhedroncongruent facet pairscomputational geometry

A Probabilistic Proof of the Spherical Excess Formula. American Mathematical Monthly (2021)

Daniel A. Klain

probabilistic proofmathematicsspherical excess formulaapplied mathematics

Volume Bounds for Shadow Covering. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society (2013)

Christina ChenTanya KhovanovaDaniel A. Klain

mathematical analysisstatisticsvolume boundsmathematical sciencesapplied mathematicsmathematics

A Countable Set of Directions is Sufficient for Steiner Symmetrization. Advances in Applied Mathematics (2011)

Gabriele BianchiDaniel A. KlainErwin LutwakDeane YangGaoyong Zhang

mathematical analysissteiner symmetrizationcountable setapplied mathematics

If You Can Hide Behind It, Can You Hide Inside It?. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society (2011)

Daniel A. Klain

computational sciencemathematical analysiscomputer sciencecomputational mathematicsmathematical sciencesapplied mathematicsmathematicsinformation hidingmathematical optimizationcryptographymathematical logic

On the Equality Conditions of the Brunn-Minkowski Theorem. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society (2011)

Daniel A. Klain

combinatorial theoryanalytic number theorypure mathematicsapplied algebracombinatoricstheoretical analysisequality conditionsspectral theorybrunn-minkowski theoremnumber theoryalgebraic number theoryalgebraic geometrymathematical sciencesalgebraic combinatoricsapplied mathematicsmathematicsmathematical optimization

Steiner Symmetrization Using a Finite Set of Directions. Advances in Applied Mathematics (2011)

Daniel A. Klain

formal methodssteiner symmetrizationfinite setapplied mathematicsmathematics

Containment and Inscribed Simplices. Indiana University Mathematics Journal (2010)

Daniel A. Klain

analytic number theoryhomological algebrapure mathematicsinscribed simplicesgeometric analysisspectral theorynumerical mathematicscomplex geometryalgebraic geometrymathematical sciencesapplied mathematicsmathematicsgeometrygeometric topology

Covering Shadows With a Smaller Volume. Advances in Mathematics (2010)

Daniel A. Klain

combinatorial theoryapplied mathematicsgeometric quantizationlight scatteringvolume renderingillumination modelingmachine visionglobal comparisonsmaller volumemathematical sciencesnumerical mathematicsmathematicsnumerical analysismathematical optimization

Angles as Probabilities. American Mathematical Monthly (2009)

probabilistic analysisapplied probabilityprobability theoryprobabilistic reasoningimprecise probabilities

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Daniel Klain

Professor

University of Massachusetts Lowell

Affiliations

Kennedy College of Sciences

Mathematics & Statistics

Daniel Klain is currently serving as a Kennedy College Of Sciences Professor at University of Massachusetts Lowell.

Honors

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University of Massachusetts Lowell

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Tetrahedra With Congruent Facet Pairs. The Mathematical Intelligencer (2022)

Daniel A. Klain

mathematical analysispure mathematicslarge scale structureapplied mathematicsmathematicspolyhedroncongruent facet pairscomputational geometry

A Probabilistic Proof of the Spherical Excess Formula. American Mathematical Monthly (2021)

Daniel A. Klain

probabilistic proofmathematicsspherical excess formulaapplied mathematics

Volume Bounds for Shadow Covering. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society (2013)

Christina ChenTanya KhovanovaDaniel A. Klain

mathematical analysisstatisticsvolume boundsmathematical sciencesapplied mathematicsmathematics

A Countable Set of Directions is Sufficient for Steiner Symmetrization. Advances in Applied Mathematics (2011)

Gabriele BianchiDaniel A. KlainErwin LutwakDeane YangGaoyong Zhang

mathematical analysissteiner symmetrizationcountable setapplied mathematics

If You Can Hide Behind It, Can You Hide Inside It?. Transactions of the American Mathematical Society (2011)

Daniel A. Klain

On the Equality Conditions of the Brunn-Minkowski Theorem. Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society (2011)

Daniel A. Klain

Steiner Symmetrization Using a Finite Set of Directions. Advances in Applied Mathematics (2011)

Daniel A. Klain

formal methodssteiner symmetrizationfinite setapplied mathematicsmathematics

Containment and Inscribed Simplices. Indiana University Mathematics Journal (2010)

Daniel A. Klain

Covering Shadows With a Smaller Volume. Advances in Mathematics (2010)

Daniel A. Klain

Angles as Probabilities. American Mathematical Monthly (2009)

probabilistic analysisapplied probabilityprobability theoryprobabilistic reasoningimprecise probabilities

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