Alan M. Magnuson is a software engineer at Ennova-CFD, a computational fluid dynamics software company, applying advanced mathematical techniques to engineering simulation software. Magnuson earned his doctorate in mathematics from MIT in 1980, supported by a Hertz Fellowship, with a thesis examining symplectic singularities, periodic orbits of the billiard ball map, and the obstacle problem — topics in differential geometry and dynamical systems. His career bridged pure mathematical research and practical engineering computation.
EDUCATION
Graduate Studies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mathematics
Graduate Thesis
Symplectic Singularities, Periodic Orbits of the Billiard Ball Map, and the Obstacle Problem
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