Krishna Kaphle

Dr. Krishna Kaphle is a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Maine at Fort Kent (UMFK). He holds offices in 212 Nadeau Hall and has been teaching college-level mathematics and statistics for over 20 years, following prior experience in middle and high school math education. His academic background includes a Ph.D. in Mathematics from Texas Tech University, alongside two Master of Science degrees—one in Mathematics and another in Statistics.

Educational Background:

• PhD in Mathematics: Texas Tech University
• MS in Mathematics
• MS in Statistics

Research & Expertise: Dr. Kaphle’s research focuses on Functional Data Analysis, integrating concepts from Functional Analysis and Statistics. He is skilled in computational tools such as MATLAB, Maple, SAS, R, and Microsoft Excel, and has familiarity with programming languages like Java and C++. His work emphasizes practical applications of mathematical and statistical methodologies.

Professional Contributions: Though no specific grants, awards, or publications are listed, his expertise in computational mathematics and statistical analysis suggests contributions to applied research and educational development. He has no formally listed advisees or students.

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