Rate My Professor Piotr Mikusinski

Mikusinski has held several administrative roles at UCF, including Senior Faculty Fellow for Graduate Studies from 1999 to 2000, Interim Chair of the Mathematics Department during 2000-2002 and 2006-2007, and Chair from 2007 to 2014. He has taught a variety of courses ranging from introductory levels to specialized graduate courses. His research focuses on generalized functions, real analysis, abstract harmonic analysis, theory of integration and measure, doubly stochastic measures, convergence structures, and mathematics education. Key publications include 'Convergence of Boehmians' (1983), 'Fourier Transform for Integrable Boehmians' (1987), 'Shuffles of Min.' (1992, with H. Sherwood and M.D. Taylor), and 'Strong Approximation of Copulas' (1998, with X. Li and M.D. Taylor). He has co-authored textbooks such as 'An Introduction to Multivariable Analysis: From Vector to Manifold' with Michael D. Taylor, 'A Bridge to Linear Algebra,' 'Linear Algebra: Core Topics for the First Course,' and 'An Introduction to Analysis' with Jan Mikusinski. His scholarly work has accumulated over 3,000 citations, underscoring his impact in the field of generalized functions and analysis.