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Professor of Mathematics, Texas A&M University - Cited by 5,194 - functional analysis
David R. Larson's 79 research works with 2,396 citations and 5,788 reads, including: Dilations for operator-valued quantum measures
One man from the team managed to call for the PBR crewmen’s help. Armed with a machine gun and several ammunition belts, Petty Officer Larsen hastened to the assistance of the ambush team. As he led his small force ashore, he saw three enemy soldiers about to overrun the friendly position.
About David R. Larson, DMin, PhD. I began my work at Loma Linda University in what is now called the "School of Religion" on September 1, 1974. Over the years more than 10,000 have taken courses from me in biblical, theological, philosophical, bioethical and sexual ethics.
This paper was motivated by a discovery that "most" finite dimensional subalgebras of (B(H), for H an infinite dimensional Hilbert space, are reflexive, with the only obstructions to reflexivity being finite-rank considerations.
https://people.tamu.edu/~d-larson/. Education. Ph.D. University of California, 1976. M.A. University of California, 1973. B.S. Wisconsin State University, 1965. Research Area. Wavelets, Frames, Operator Theory, and Linear Analysis. David Larson at Department of Mathematics, Texas A&M University.
Palle E. T. Jørgensen, David R. Larson. American Mathematical Soc., 2004 - Mathematics - 342 pages. In the past two decades, wavelets and frames have emerged as significant tools in mathematics...
