DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
COOKEVILLE, TN 38505

Office: Bruner Hall 333
Tel: 931-372-3583
Fax:931-372-6353
e-mail: Rgarimella@tntech.edu
Mailing Address:
Box. 5054
Department of Mathematics,
Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, TN
38505 USA
Education
Spring 2004:
Linear Algebra II (MATH 4540)
Abstract Algebra II (MATH 6120)
Real Analysis II (MATH 6420)
Research
My primary research area is functional analysis, especially topics related to automatic continuity theory of semi prime Banach algebras, abelian group algebras, the separating ideals of epimorphisms and derivations and closed prime ideals in Banach algebras . The basic problem of the so-called automatic continuity theory is to give conditions that guarantee continuity of linear operators between two spaces. Most recently, I have been working on different type of problems. The problems involve invertibilty of certain type of rank-one operators on Hilbert spaces which will be useful in solving some non-linear PDE's using operator- theoretic methods and also on the stabiltity of mutivariable polynomials.
Selected papers in the last 5 years
1. "Inequalities for absolute
maxima of a polynomial and its derivative" (Analysis Mathematica, 29(2003),
171-180.
2. " On the invertibility of some
operators on Hilbert Spaces" ( submitted to J. Math. Anal & Appl.
in
May 2000, TTU Technical Report No. 2000-3,
joint work with V.
Hrynkiv and Y-W. Liu)
3. "On New Characterization of
some Lp-spaces" , Internat. J. Math. & Math. Sci. Vol
23, No.7 (2000), P.487-492, (joint work with R. Jenkins).
4. " On the separating ideals of
some vector- valued group algebras", Bull. Korean Math. Soci. Vol
36, No. 4(1999), P.487-492.
5. "Accessible prime ideals in
commutataive Banach algebras", J. Indian Mathematical. Soci. (N.S.),
Vol 66, No. 1-4(1999), P.177-183.
6. "On automatic continuity of
derivations and epimorphisms on some vector valued group algebras", Bull.
Australian Math. Soci., Vol. 56(1), (1997), p.209-215.
7. "On separating ideals of commutative
Banach algebras", Interaction between Fucntional Analysis, Harmonic
Analysis, and Probability,
Research Lecture Notes, Marcel Dekker,
Vol 175(1996), P 181-185.