Greg Gamble

Biography

I joined the Department on 13 May, 2002 to develop materials for the On-Line Learning Development (OLLD) Project, which for our Department entailed developing on-line quizzes using AiM. I have continued to maintain, administer, develop quizzes, and further develop the AiM software, ever since. I am currently lecturing the Accelerated Mathematics units : (1) MATH1017 and (for Engineers) MATH1021, and (2) MATH1018, which are intended as higher first year mathematics units for students who have excelled at Specialist Mathematics in High School; Mathematical Methods MATH3000, which comprises complex analysis, Laplace Transforms, Sturm-Liouville Theory (2nd order eigenvalue problems), and Green's functions; and MATH4001 is based on a book entitled Transition to Advanced Mathematics and comprises logic, methods of proof, set theory, elementary Number Theory, Introductory Group Theory, some Field Theory and some Introductory Analysis. I was promoted to Lecturer B on 5 February, 2010.

Research Interest

Permutation Groups, Combinatorics, Computer Algebra, Designs, Number Theory, Galois Theory.