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Teck Kah Lim

Professor Emeritus

Drexel University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Physics

Teck Kah Lim is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at Drexel University.

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Drexel University

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applied mathematics numerical analysis nonlinear science many-body problem biostatistics applied physics physics formal methods graph theory quantum mechanics dynamical systems mathematical physics harmonic analysis geometric analysis numerical mathematics numerical algorithms numerical simulations active control theoretical physics quantum chemistry nonlinear phenomena general systems scientific computing finite element methods ab-initio methods few-shot learning numerical method for partial differential equation wave group many-body quantum physics coherent process temporal complexity harmonic space fourier expansion continuum mechanics few-body methods few-body systems

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Features in Distribution of Wavefunctions of Few-Body Systems. Communications in Theoretical Physics (1990)

Cheng-guang BaoPei-jin LiTeckkah Lim

physicstheoretical physicswave groupsystems biologygraph theoryquantum chemistryquantum mechanicsnonlinear phenomenadynamical systemsgeneral systemsnonlinear sciencemany-body problemmathematical physicsmany-body quantum physicscoherent processtemporal complexityapplied mathematicsfew-body systems

The Continuum Hyperspherical Harmonics Expansion Momentum Representation Transformation. Acta Mathematica Scientia (1989)

Fuqing LiuShuqing JiaoTeck-kah Lim

harmonic analysisgeometric analysisscientific computingnumerical analysisharmonic spacetime seriesfourier expansiongeometry and topologynonlinear sciencecontinuum mechanicsapplied mathematics

Few-Body Methods: Principles Applications. (1986)

Teck-Kah LimCheng-Guang BaoDe-Peng HouStephen Huber

numerical mathematicsnumerical analysisnumerical algorithmsfew-body methodsmany-body problemfinite element methodsformal methodsbiostatisticsnumerical simulationsab-initio methodsapplied mathematicsfew-shot learningapplied physicsactive controlnumerical method for partial differential equation

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Teck Kah Lim

Professor Emeritus

Drexel University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Physics

Teck Kah Lim is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus at Drexel University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Teck Kah Lim

Drexel University

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Features in Distribution of Wavefunctions of Few-Body Systems. Communications in Theoretical Physics (1990)

Cheng-guang BaoPei-jin LiTeckkah Lim

The Continuum Hyperspherical Harmonics Expansion Momentum Representation Transformation. Acta Mathematica Scientia (1989)

Fuqing LiuShuqing JiaoTeck-kah Lim

harmonic analysisgeometric analysisscientific computingnumerical analysisharmonic spacetime seriesfourier expansiongeometry and topologynonlinear sciencecontinuum mechanicsapplied mathematics

Few-Body Methods: Principles Applications. (1986)

Teck-Kah LimCheng-Guang BaoDe-Peng HouStephen Huber

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