Bio
Dr. Richard Hasenauer joined Northeastern State University's faculty in 2015 as an
Assistant Professor of Mathematics in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science.
Since then he has been promoted to the rank of Associate Professor, and served as
the Department Chair of Mathematics and Computer Science for a time.
Education:
- PhD, Mathematics, North Dakota State University, 2012
Commutative Algebra, Factorization Theory, and Number Theory
I enjoy teaching a broad range of classes in mathematics and statistics. I especially
like teaching modern algebra and doing research projects with students.
Intellectual Content:
- A characterization of non-Noetherian BFDs and FFDs (Journal Article, Academic Journal), Discovery, Published, 2017
- Class (semi)groups of Prufer domains and atomicty (Journal Article, Academic Journal), Discovery, Published, 2021
- Factorization properties of Prufer domains (Journal Article, Academic Journal), Discovery, Published, 2018
- Normsets of almost Dedekind domains and atomicity (Journal Article, Academic Journal), Discovery, Published,
- Tau-atomicity in Quotients of Size Four (Journal Article, Academic Journal), Discovery, Published, 2020
Presentations:
- Class (semi)groups in Prufer domains and atomicity - Third International Conference on Mathematics and Statistics - UAE - 2020
- Factorization if Prufer domains - Conference on Rings and Factorization - Graz, Austria - 2018
- Factoring in non-Noetherian domains - Clemson University's Algebra and Discrete Mathematics Seminar - Clemson, Couth
Carolina - 2017
- Factorization in Prufer domains - Special Session in Factorization, Joint Meetings - San Antonio, Texas - 2015
- Factorization properties in Prufer domains of finite character - AMS Special Session on Commutative Rings - Stony Brook, New York - 2016
- Ideal class semigroups of almost Dedekind domains - AMS Special Session on Multiplicative Ideal Theory (In honor of Tom Lucas' retirement
- Columbus, Ohio - 2018
- Ideal semiclass groups of sequence domains - AMS Special Session on Factorization and Arithmetic Properties of Integral Domains
and Monoids - Honolulu, Hawaii - 2019
- On non-Noetherian BFDs and FFDs - AMS Special Session on Commutative Ring Theory - Ann Arbor, Michigan - 2018
- Possible applications of non-Noetherian domains to cryptography - Funded Speaker, The United States Military Academy - West Point, New York - 2015
- Topological characterizations of BFDs and FFDs - AMS Special Session on Commutative Rings - Charleston, South Carolina - 2017
Courses Taught:
- HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS - MATH 4613 - Spring 2020
- ELEMENTARY NUMBER THEORY - MATH 4243 - Fall 2019
- SEMINAR IN MATHEMATICS - MATH 4813 - Summer 2019
- MODERN ALGEBRA: GROUPS - MATH 4013 - Spring 2019
- MODERN ALGEBRA: RINGS - MATH 3713 - Fall 2017
- SENIOR SEMINAR - MATH 4723 - Fall 2017
- SEL TOPICS IN COMP SCIENCE - CS 4102 - Spring 2017
- COLLEGE ALGEBRA - MATH 1513 - Fall 2016
- COMPLEX ANALYSIS I - MATH 4303 - Fall 2016
- INTRODUCTION TO ANALYSIS - MATH 3913 - Spring 2016
- MATHEMATICAL MODELING - MATH 4403 - Spring 2016
- APPLIED MATHEMATICS LAB - MATH 1471 - Fall 2015
- APPLIED MATHEMATICS - MATH 1473 - Fall 2015
- CALCULUS I - MATH 2614 - Fall 2015
- STATISTICAL METHODS - MATH 3513 - Fall 2015
