Henry Boateng

Henry Boateng is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at San Francisco State University (SFSU), affiliated with the College of Science & Engineering. His research focuses on scientific computing, computational chemistry, and numerical analysis with applications in particle methods, materials science, and randomized linear algebra. He develops advanced algorithms for electrostatic interactions, treecode methods, and hierarchical clustering.

Education details are not explicitly stated but inferred from his academic role. His work integrates computational mathematics with interdisciplinary applications, supported by grants from NSF and the U.S. Department of Energy. He has developed multiple software tools in C++, Fortran, and Python for treecode implementations, including the Periodic Coulomb Tree Method and tricubic interpolation-based algorithms.

Research interests include mesh-free methods, multipolar electrostatics, and high-performance computing. His publications emphasize algorithm design for efficiency and accuracy in large-scale particle systems. He teaches courses in linear algebra, numerical analysis, and computational mathematics at SFSU and previously at Bates College.