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So what is this? A clawed demon? A strange totem? A Miró harlequin? A Klee fantasy?
More mathematical than that. And, no, not Mondrian. More like Sir Isaac Newton.
The image is a mathematical object called a fractal.
And, believe it or not, it has a connection to the study of acoustics.
For more information on this image, click here

I am a Research Engineer at Penn State's Applied Research Laboratory working in the Undersea Weapons Office. In 1998, I received a Ph.D from Penn State's Graduate Program in Acoustics. My research interests are underwater acoustic propagation, the parabolic wave equation, and classical, quantum and ray chaos. Abstracts of some of my publications can be found here.

As for my family, my wife Vicky and I live in State College, PA with our two kids, Andy (age 21) and Christina (age 19).

As for me, I like literature, music (I am a second tenor with the State College Choral Society), art, history, language, games, sports (I am a member of the Nittany Valley Running Club and the Old Fartleks cross-country team), and standing outside in the cold in order to try to capture one of nature's wonders on film. My wife and I dabble in Polish cooking, especially around the Holidays. I also author a web log, Mazurland Blog, with my two brothers, Chris and Paul, and salty dog Hank.

If you were a participant in the 2007 Underwater Acoustics and Signal Processing Short Course, the supplementary material for my sessions is here.

Here's how I can be reached:

Martin A. Mazur
The Applied Research Laboratory
The Pennsylvania State University
P.O. Box 30
State College, Pennsylvania 16804
Phone: (814) 863-4782
Fax: (814) 863-7843
email: mxm14@psu.edu
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