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Michael P. Lamoureux

Professor, Mathematics and Statistics
Adjunct Professor, Geoscience
University of Calgary

Office: Math Sciences Bldg, Room 514
Ph: (403) 220-8214, Fax: (403) 282-5150
E-mail: mikel@math.ucalgary.ca


Research Interests:

Teaching Schedule (Fall 2008):

NOTE: Course information is posted on Blackboard and the Department web pages

Office Hours:

Operating systems:

Recent Publications:

Gibson P.C., Lamoureux M.P, Margrave G.F., 2006,
Stockwell and Wavelet Transforms,
Journal of Fourier Analysis and Applications, Vol 12, No. 6, pp 713-721.

Hogan, C. M., Margrave, G. F., and Lamoureux, M. P., 2006,
Stabilizing explicit w−x migration using locally WKBJ operators,
Journal of Seismic Exploration, November.

Margrave, G. F., Geiger, H. D., Al-Saleh, S. M., and Lamoureux, M. P., 2006,
Improving explicit seismic depth migration with a stabilizing Wiener filter and spatial resampling,
Geophysics, 71, S111-S120.

Lamoureux, M.P. and Margrave, G.F, 2006,
An Introduction to Numerical Methods of Pseudodifferential Operators,
Proceedings of the CIME Workshop on Pseudodifferential Operators, Quantization and Signals.

Margrave, G. F., al Saleh, S. M., Lamoureux, M. P., and Sun, W, 2006,
The annular-sum and Hale-McClellan methods of 3D wavefield extrapolation,
18th Annual Research Report of the CREWES Project.

Maier, R., G. F. Margrave, Sun, W, and Lamoureux, M. P., 2006,
A practical implementation of FOCI - FORFOCI depth migration,
18th Annual Research Report of the CREWES Project.

Lamoureux, M.P. and Mingo, J.A., 2006,
On the characteristic polynomial of the almost Mathieu operator,
Proceedings of the American Math Society, to appear.

Lamoureux, M.P., 2005,
Seismic image analysis using local spectra,
Canadian Applied Mathematics Quarterly, Vol. 13, No. 3, 235-248.

Margrave, G. F., Geiger, H. D., Al-Saleh, S. M., and Lamoureux, M. P., 2005,
Improving explicit seismic depth migration with a stabilizing Wiener filter and spatial resampling,
Geophysics, in press.

Margrave, G. F., Geiger, H. D., Al-Saleh, S. M., Lamoureux, M. P., 2005,
A stable, accurate, and efficient approach to explicit depth migration,
CSEG Expanded Abstracts.

Margrave, G. F., Geiger, H. D., Al-Saleh, S. M., Lamoureux, M. P., 2005,
A stable, accurate, and efficient approach to explicit depth migration,
CSEG Recorder, 30, no. 9 (September), 22-26.

Gibson, P. C., Lamoureux, M. P., 2004,
Maximally symmetric, minimally redundant partitions of unity in the plane,
C. R. Math. Acad. Sci. Soc. R. Can. 26 , no. 3, 65--72.

Akers, B., Bohun, S., Gibson, P., Hofinger, A., Lamoureux, M., Lobb, J., Mawby, B., Roberts, M., 2004,
General statistical design of an experimental problem for harmonics,
Can. Appl. Math. Q. 12, no. 4, 415--437.

Aggarwala, R., Lamoureux, M. P., 2004,
Folding distributions for order statistics,
Comm. Statist. Simulation Comput. 33, no. 2, 309--320.

Aggarwala, R., Lamoureux, M. P., 2004,
Moments of order statistics---from even to odd sample sizes,
Comm. Statist. Simulation Comput. 33, no. 2, 293--308.

Margrave, G. F., Ferguson, R. J., Lamoureux, M. P., 2002,
Approximate Fourier integral wavefield extrapolators for heterogeneous, anisotropic media,
Can. Appl. Math. Q. 10, no. 2, 331--343.

Aggarwala, R., Lamoureux, M., Powojowski, M., 2002,
Statistical design in tire manufacturing,
Can. Appl. Math. Q. 10, no. 2, 179--197.

Aggarwala, R., Lamoureux, M. P., 2002,
Inverting the Pascal matrix plus one,
Amer. Math. Monthly 109, no. 4, 371--377.

Donsig, A. P., Hopenwasser, A., Hudson, T. D., Lamoureux, M. P., Solel, B., 2000,
Meet irreducible ideals in direct limit algebras,
Math. Scand. 87, no. 1, 27--63.


Some other projects:

Try the AMAT 307 Ball Bouncer. (A Jython application.)

Try the AMAT 309 Surface Grapher. (A cheesy Java app!)

MITACS Project on Pseudodifferential Operators and Seismic Imaging (POTSI)

Research Interests and Publications

Fractals in Geometer's SketchPad from Pi in the Sky

Mathieu Spectral Zoomer Two dimensional graphics

3D Mathieu viewer Three dimensional graphics


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