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Victoria E. Howle is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics & Statistics at Texas Tech University. Her office is located in Mathematics 117-D, and she can be contacted via email at victoria.howle@ttu.edu. Her research focuses on applied mathematics with specialization in numerical linear algebra, particularly developing scalable algorithms for scientific computing problems.
Her primary research interests include physics-based preconditioning for incompressible fluid flow (especially Navier-Stokes simulations and extensions), efficient preconditioners for implicit Runge-Kutta methods applied to time-dependent PDEs, and machine learning algorithms. Her work addresses computational challenges in engineering and scientific systems requiring stability and efficiency.
Analysis of Dr. Howle's publications reveals consistent focus on numerical methods for PDEs, with recent expansion into machine learning applications in toxicology and quantum computing. Her work consistently addresses computational efficiency through innovative preconditioning techniques across fluid dynamics, thermal convection, and optimization problems.
Dr. Howle maintains an active research group, currently advising three PhD students (Colton Mikes, Austin Nelson, and Pavithra Venkatachalapathy) and has supervised numerous graduate students to completion, including 16 PhD graduates and 8 Master's students across mathematics, engineering, and interdisciplinary fields.
