Kasso Okoudjou

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Tufts University

United States

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Dr. Kasso Okoudjou is a Professor at Tufts University in the United States. His research areas include spectral theory, frame theory, and quantum walks, with recent publications focusing on topics such as gradient flows in Wasserstein space and phase transitions for minimizers of p-frame potentials. His contributions to the field explore advanced mathematical concepts applied to wavelet frames, Jacobi operators, and quantum systems.

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Christina Frederick

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New Jersey Institute of Technology

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Zachary Lubberts

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University of Virginia

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Alexander Teplyaev

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University of Connecticut

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Articles (14)

Quantitative approach to Grover’s quantum walk on graphs

PHASE TRANSITIONS FOR THE MINIMIZERS OF THE p-FRAME POTENTIALS IN R<sup>2*</sup>

On root frames in $${\mathbb {R}}^d$$

On the frame set of the second-order B-spline

GRADIENT FLOWS FOR PROBABILISTIC FRAME POTENTIALS IN THE WASSERSTEIN SPACE

Spectral decimation of piecewise centrosymmetric Jacobi operators on graphs

Spectral decimation of piecewise centrosymmetric Jacobi operators on graphs

Spectral decimation of a self-similar version of almost Mathieu-type operators

Bimodal Wilson systems in L2(R)

Multivariate tight wavelet frames with few generators and high vanishing moments

Active Learning in an Undergraduate Precalculus Course: Insights from a Course Redesign

Finding duality for Riesz bases of exponentials on multi-tiles

The Hartree–Fock equations in modulation spaces

Frame sets for a class of compactly supported continuous functions

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Christina Frederick

Zachary Lubberts

Alexander Teplyaev

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