Professor, Department of Mathematics
Mathematics is an international language. I taught math in Egypt, Pennsylvania, Kuwait, Texas and finally in California. I have been teaching at SJSU since 1985.
I was an ad-visor to six graduate students. Their theses and projects include topics on the Fibonacci numbers, elliptic functions, the Brahmagupta polynomials, boundary value problems, contour integration and the summation of series.
I was an ad-visor to six graduate students. Their theses and projects include topics on the Fibonacci numbers, elliptic functions, the Brahmagupta polynomials, boundary value problems, contour integration and the summation of series.
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About Samih Obaid
Mathematics is an international language. I taught math in Egypt, Pennsylvania, Kuwait, Texas and finally in California. I have been teaching at SJSU since 1985.
I was an ad-visor to six graduate students. Their theses and projects include topics on the Fibonacci numbers, elliptic functions, the Brahmagupta polynomials, boundary value problems, contour integration and the summation of series.
I was an ad-visor to six graduate students. Their theses and projects include topics on the Fibonacci numbers, elliptic functions, the Brahmagupta polynomials, boundary value problems, contour integration and the summation of series.
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samih.obaid@sjsu.edu
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