Elmer K. Hayashi, Vita

Born October 9, 1938 in Sacramento, California
Member of First Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, NC since December 1994
Avocations: Choral Singing, Tennis, Classical Guitar, Basketball and Football Statistics

Education

• Retraining in Computer Science, IFRICS, 1978-79.
• PhD., Analytic Number Theory, University of Illinois, 1973
• M.S., Mathematics, San Diego State College, 1968
• Secondary Teaching Credential, University of California at Davis, 1961
• A.B., Mathematics, University of California at Davis, 1960
• High School Diploma, Vacaville High School, 1956

Employment

• Wake Forest University, 1973-present.
• Santa Clara High School, 1961-1967

Papers

• Fibonacci Numbers, Recursion, Complexity, and Induction Proofs, The College Mathematics Journal, Classroom Capsule, vol. 23, No. 5, Nov. 1992, 407-410.
• The Complexity of Binary Search , unpublished.
• With Fred Howard, Congruences for Numbers of Ramanujan, Fibonacci Quarterly, vol. 27, no. 1, Feb. 1989, 61-69.
• Omega Theorems for the Iterated Additive Convolution of a Nonnegative Arithmetic Function, Journal of Number Theory, Vol. 13, No. 2, May 1981.
• With Richard D. Carmichael, Analytic Functions In Tubes Which Are Representable by Fourier-Laplace Integrals, Pacific Journal of Mathematics, Vol. 90, No. 1, 1980.
• With John V. Baxley, Indeterminates of Exponential Type, Amer. Math. Mon., 85, June-July 1978, p. 484-486.
• Factoring Integers Whose Digits Are All Ones, Math. Mag., 49, 1976, 19-22.
• An Elementary Method for Estimating Error Terms in Additive Number Theory, Proc. Amer. Math. Soc., 52, October 1975, p. 55-59.

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Professional Organizations

• ACM - The First Society in Computing
• AMS - e-MATH Home Page
• IEEE Computer Society
• The Mathematical Association of America
• Pi Mu Epsilon