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Dr. Jeff Boersema

Associate Professor and Chair of Mathematics at Seattle University

Engineering 400A
Seattle University
Mathematics Department
901 12th Ave
PO Box 222000
Seattle, Washington, 98122-1090
(206) 296-5929
boersema@seattleu.edu

Fall 2009:

Math 431, Real Analysis I

Spring 2009:

Math 233, Linear Algebra

Winter 2009 Classes:

Math 121, Trigonometry

Math 391, Topology

Fall 2008 Classes:

Math 118, Precalculus for Business

Math 134, Calculus I

Education

University of Oregon, Ph.D. in Mathematics, 1999

University of Oregon, M.A. in Mathematics, 1995

Calvin College, B.S. in Mathematics and Philosophy, 1993

Publications

"Stability of real C*-algebras" (with Efren Ruiz), Canadian Mathematical Bulletin , to appear.

"Kaplansky Density and Kadison Transitivity Theorems for Irreducible Representations of real C*-algebras", Acta Mathematica Sinica 23 (2007), 1827--1832.

"The Range of United K-Theory", Journal of Functional Analysis 235 (2006), 702--718.

"Correction to the paper 'Real structure in purely infinite C*-algebras' " (with Peter Stacey), Journal of Operator Theory 53 (2005), 441--442.

"Real C*-Algebras, United KK-Theory, and the Universal Coefficient Theorem", K-Theory 33 (2004), 107--149.

"Real C*-Algebras, United K-Theory, and the Künneth Formula", K-Theory 26 (2002), 345--402.

"Knots in Four Dimensions and the Fundamental Group", Rose Hulman Undergraduate Mathematics Journal Vol. 4, Issue 2 (2003).

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