David Weinberg

Dr. David Weinberg is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Texas Tech University. His research specialization is real algebraic geometry, with additional expertise in classical Fourier analysis and computational algebra.

Weinberg's mathematical work focuses on singularity classification for algebraic curves, particularly developing computational approaches using Puiseux expansions. His collaborative research with Nick Willis established classification schemes for singular points of real algebraic curves of degrees 4-6, with publications detailing these computational methods implemented in Maple.

Beyond mathematics, Weinberg maintains an active practice as a classical pianist. He regularly participates in international piano festivals and master classes, performing repertoire ranging from Baroque to contemporary composers, including specialized work on complex modern pieces by Sorabji and Wuorinen.