Jodin Morey

Mathematician, teacher, researcher, and creator of mathematics learning resources.

Welcome. I am a mathematician whose work spans teaching, research, and mathematical communication. My research interests include dynamical systems, celestial mechanics, and gravitational waves from black holes, with particular attention to the mathematical structures underlying complex physical phenomena.

I earned my Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of Minnesota in 2022 under the guidance of Rick Moeckel. My dissertation, Relative Equilibria of Dumbbells Orbiting in a Planar Newtonian Gravitational System , reflects my longstanding interest in orbital mechanics and nonlinear dynamics.

This website collects information about my research, teaching, course materials, publications, and selected creative work.

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Research

Read about my work in celestial mechanics, dynamical systems, black hole quasinormal modes, and gravitational wave mathematics.

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Teaching

Learn more about my teaching background, teaching philosophy, and experience with courses in calculus, statistics, probability, differential equations, and linear algebra.

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Course Materials

Access class notes, activities, exercises, and study resources from mathematics courses I have taught or developed.

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Accessibility

Read about assistive technology, disability accommodations, voice recognition, and accessibility in mathematics education.

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Music

Listen to and download selected original compositions from my earlier work in music.

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Featured Research

One area of my recent research concerns black hole quasinormal modes and the mathematical behavior of effective potentials. These problems connect differential equations, spectral theory, numerical methods, and gravitational-wave physics.

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