Home Page of Brenae Bailey
Graduate Student
University
of Arizona Department of Mathematics

Contact Information:

  • E-mail: bbailey@math.arizona.edu
  • Phone: (520) 621-1745
  • Office: Math 506

Course Information (Spring 2008):

Course: Math 110 Sect. 19 (College Algebra)
Meeting Times: MTWR 2:00-2:50 p.m.
Room: PAS 318

 

Background:

 

I am pursuing my Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics at the University of Arizona.  I study the orbital evolution of Centaurs, which are small rocky and icy bodies in chaotic orbits between Jupiter and Neptune.  My advisor is Renu Malhotra.

 

Link to my CV

 

Publications:

 

Bailey, B. and Malhotra, R. (2007).  Orbital evolution of Centaurs.  Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 39, 517.  Abstract of poster paper #52.02 presented at the 39th DPS meeting, October 2007.

 

Nelson, A. L. and Bailey, B. L. (2007).  What can life on Earth tell us about artificial life and the creation of autonomous agents?  To appear in Life and ALife: Interaction between natural and synthetic biology, special issue of Theoria et Historia Scientarum.

 

Dale, D. A., and Bailey, B. L. (2003). Physics in the art museum. The Physics Teacher, 41, 82-83.

 

Thronson, H. A., Rapp, D., Bailey, B., and Hawarden, T. G. (1995). Ecological niches in infrared and sub-millimeter space astronomy: expected sensitivity as a function of observatory parameters. Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 107, 1099-1118.

 

Thronson, H. A., Hunter, D. A., Bailey, B., Ksir, A., and Hickson, R. (1992). A ROSAT survey of irregular galaxies. Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 24, 1202. Abstract of poster paper #49.14 presented at the 181st AAS meeting, January 1992.

 

Links:

Program in Applied Mathematics:

http://applmath.web.arizona.edu

Lunar and Planetary Laboratory:  

http://www.lpl.arizona.edu

Some cool artwork:

http://nelsonrobotics.org