Ken Ross

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Education: B.S. (1956) Utah, M.S. (1958), Ph.D. (1960) Washington.
I am an Emeritus Professor in the Mathematics Department at the University of Oregon.
I am retired from teaching at the University of Oregon. My last class at the U of O, in the spring of 2000, was a Freshman Seminar Statistics and Mathematics of Baseball.
Over the years, several graduate students have found some notes of mine, Informal Introduction to Set Theory, useful. For an improved version of the appendix on Tychonoff's Theorem, click here: Set Theory Appendix.
I am active in the Mathematical Association of America.
Research interests: harmonic analysis and probability.
A list of my Books may be accessed here.
I have an electronic article about Edwin Hewitt .

Page last updated April 8, 2013.