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P. A. JANITHA GUNATILAKE
15/12, 4th Lane,
Church Road,
Pelawatte.
Phone: +94 0714971207
Email: janithag@uom.lk
EDUCATION
PhD in Mathematics
Texas Tech University, USA
Advisor: Prof. Eugenio Aulisa
Graduation date: August 2014
MSc in Mathematics
Texas Tech University, USA
Graduation date: December 2010
BSc Engineering (Hons)
University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
Specialization: Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering
Graduation date: November 2006
EMPLOYMENT
Senior Lecturer Grade II 9/2014 – present
Department of Mathematics, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
Courses taught:
• ME 5001 Mathematical Techniques
SCHOLARSHIPS/AWARDS/HONORS
• Texas Tech University President’s Summer Graduate Scholarship, 2014
• Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) Scholarship, awarded by the Department
of Mathematics and Statistics, Texas Tech Univeristy, 2013 – 2014
• Mahapola (Merit) Scholarship, awarded by the Ministry of Higher Education, Sri Lanka, 2002 –
2006
• Travel awards
P. A. JANITHA GUNATILAKE CURRICULUM VITAE 2
1. Travel award from the organizers for International Conference on Spectral and High Order
Methods, Salt Lake City, USA, 2014 (1500$)
2. Travel award from the American Mathematical Society (AMS) for Joint Mathemtics Meetings,
Baltimore, USA, 2014 (500$)
3. Travel award from the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) for SIAM
Conference on Computational Science and Engineering, Boston, USA 2013 (650$)-declined
• Ranked 2nd of the Kurunegala district, 45th of the country in Physical Sciences stream at the GCE
A/L examination, 2001 (1st attempt)
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Numerical Partial Differential Equations, Scientific Computing, Mathematical Modeling of Brain Dy-
namics, Mathematical Music Theory
PRESENTATIONS
• Conference talks
1. A hierarchical basis multigrid method with domain decomposition smoothing for p-type finite
element methods. International Conference on Spectral and High Order Methods, Salt Lake
City, USA. June 24, 2014.
2. A finite element multigrid method with domain decomposition smoothing for nonconforming
meshes. Joint Mathematics Meetings, Baltimore, USA. January 15, 2014.
• Seminar talks
1. A hierarchical basis multigrid method for p-type finite elements using domain decomposition
smoothing. Seminar in Applied Mathematics, Texas Tech University, USA. April 2, 2014.
PUBLICATIONS
• Conference papers
1. Janitha Gunatilake and Eugenio Aulisa. A p-hierarchical basis finite element multigrid solver
via domain decomposition smoothing. Lecture Notes in Computational Science and Engineer-
ing. (submitted)
• Theses
1. Hierarchical Bases and a Multilevel Finite Element Solver. PhD Thesis. Texas Tech University,
2014.
2. Modeling and Simulation for the Evaluation of the Productivity Index in Stratified Reservoir-
Well Systems. Master’s Thesis. Texas Tech University, 2010.
P. A. JANITHA GUNATILAKE CURRICULUM VITAE 3
ATTENDED CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS
• International Conference on Spectral and High Order Methods, Salt Lake City, USA, 2014
• AMS Spring Central Sectional Meeting, Lubbock, USA, 2014
• 51st Texas Geometry and Topology Conference, Lubbock, USA, 2014
• Joint Mathematics Meetings, Baltimore, USA, 2014
• 16th Copper Mountain Conference on Multigrid Methods, Copper mountain, Colorado, USA, 2013
• Summer International Teaching Assistant Workshop, Texas Tech University, USA, 2008
MEMBERSHIPS
• AMS (American Mathematical Society)
• SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics)
• AWM (Association for Women in Mathematics)
• IESL (Institute of Engineers, Sri Lanka)
UNPUBLISHED RESEARCH/PROJECTS
• Bio-physical modeling of brain dynamics. Supervised by Prof. Keerthi Walgama, University of
Peradeniya. 2008.
• Software to calculate staff workload. Supervised by Prof. Sarath Siyambalapitiya, University of
Peradeniya. 2007.
• Integrated domestic security system through powerline communication. Undergraduate final year
project. Supervised by Dr. Rohana Thilakumara, University of Moratuwa. 2006.
• Development of electronic liquid level detector. Undergraduate June term project. 2003.
REFERENCES
Prof. Eugenio Aulisa
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX 79409, USA
Email: eugenio.aulisa@ttu.edu
Tel: +1 806 7422580 x 270