Daniel J. Gefroh

Associate Professor of Mathematics at Hawaii Pacific University, affiliated with the College of Natural and Computational Sciences and the Department of Mathematics. Holds a PhD from University of Hawaii at Manoa (1992), MS from California State University (1985), and BA from University of Northern Colorado (1981).

• Education: PhD in Mathematics (UH Manoa, 1992), MS (CSU, 1985), BA (UNC, 1981)

Research focuses on Entire Functions within Function Theory, particularly properties of entire functions with order ≤2 and their zero distributions. Explores connections to the Riemann hypothesis via composition products. Active in Complex Analysis and related topics.

No scientific awards explicitly listed in text. Teaches courses including Calculus III, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, and Probability Theory. Current research involves composition product methods for zero-location analysis in his specified function class.

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