Peter Zizler

Peter Zizler is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics & Computing at Mount Royal University. He teaches calculus, linear algebra, and courses in General Education. His research focuses on Linear Algebra, Wavelet Theory, business mathematical modeling, and statistical crime analysis. He holds a PhD from the University of Calgary.

His research interests include advanced mathematical techniques such as singular value decomposition, wavelet transforms, and their applications in data science, signal processing, and education. He explores topics like statistical normalization of grades, sports analytics using SVD, and logic-based pedagogy in general education courses.

His publications span over two decades, addressing diverse areas from non-stationary filtering to interdisciplinary applications in chemistry and quantum physics. Notable recent work includes leveraging linear algebra for Anscombe’s Quartet construction and analyzing FIFA 2022 data through SVD.

Peter has no listed scientific awards or grants. His academic contributions primarily center on teaching and applied mathematical research without direct mention of lab affiliations or student advisement.