Lucas Charles WILCOX was Doctor of Philosophy in APPLIED MATHEMATICS, Brown University, Providence, State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. Thesis: High-Order Accurate Methods for Solving the Time-Harmonic Maxwell’s Equations Adviser: Jan S. HESTHAVEN. Associate Professor at DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS, NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL, Monterey, California. Member Technical Staff at HYPERCOMP, Westlake Village, California First project was to develop a high-order discontinuous Galerkin framework for CEM and CFD applications which runs on CPU and GPU based clusters. This includes developing a Maxwell’s equations solver to be delivered to Naval Air Systems Command, Radar and Antenna Systems Division. Topics researched include reduced basis methods for CEM and absorbing boundary conditions for wave propagation.

Lucas Charles WILCOX research interest was in Scientific Computation, High-Order Discretizations, Discontinuous Galerkin Methods, Time-Integrators, Adaptive Methods, Electromagnetics, Elastodynamics, Parallel Computing, Uncertainty Quantification.