Ron Morgan

Ron Morgan is a Professor of Mathematics at Baylor University and serves as an Undergraduate Advisor. His primary affiliation is with the Department of Mathematics, where he focuses on numerical analysis and computational methods.

Research Interests

• Numerical analysis of large linear systems and eigenvalue problems
• Development of efficient algorithms for Monster Matrices
• Applications in computational mathematics and sparse matrix techniques
• Specialized in Krylov subspace methods like GMRES and Arnoldi

Scientific Contributions are centered on iterative solvers, deflation techniques, and multigrid methods for eigenvalue problems. His work spans publications in prestigious journals such as SIAM and Mathematics of Computation.

Former Ph.D. Students

• Zhao Yang (2015)
• Huy Nguyen (2015)
• Quan Liu (2014, Co-Advised)
• Dywayne Nicely (2008)
• Dean Darnell (2006, Co-Advised)
• Min Zeng (1996)

Contact: Ronald_Morgan@baylor.edu | (254) 710-6575