Yelena Sholokhova

Graduate Student
Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook, NY 11794-3600
Office: Room 2-103 Math Tower
Tel: 2-1306 (SBU internal)
Email: sholy at ams dot sunysb dot edu

Brief Bio

Since 1997 my first 3 years I studied in Moscow State Technological University "Stankin", Russia, on the department of Information Technologies, and in 2000 I transferred to State University of Stony Brook (SUNY) on the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics where I received my BS in 2002. My graduate study is continued here under the supervision of advisor W. Brent Lindquist.

Research

My research interests are in the 3-D pore-scale modelling of sandstones, flow simulations in the pore network, in particular, Lattice-Boltzmann methods for fluid simulation, prediction of mesoscopic properties of porous medias, data mining and data analysis. Accepted:

Network Flow Modeling via Lattice-Boltzmann Based Channel Conductance to Advances in Water Resources, 2008.

Teaching

Fall 2004	AMS315: Data Analysis
Fall 2005	AMS201: Matrix Methods and Models
Spring 2006	AMS201: Matrix Methods and Models
Fall 2006	AMS315: Data Analysis
Spring 2007	AMS315: Data Analysis
Summer 2007	AMS102: Elements of Statistics
Fall 2007	AMS315: Data Analysis
Spring 2008	AMS315: Data Analysis
Summer 2008	AMS315: Data Analysis
Fall 2008	AMS315: Data Analysis
Spring 2009	AMS315: Data Analysis

Photos:

Here you will find some pictures made in 2004-2006. My picasa web album is here.

Links:

For fun.