L. Pamela Cook

Associate Dean, Engineering
Joint Professor of Mathematics

Education 

• Doctorate – 1971 Cornell University
• Masters – 1969 Cornell University
• Bachelors – 1967 University of Rochester

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Research Areas 

Fluid flows, especially non-Newtonian (polymer) fluid flows; transonic aerodynamics (flight near the speed of sound); mathematical modeling of physical systems; asymptotic and perturbation methods, especially as applied to nonlinear, partial differential equation systems