A brief history will have to suffice. I was born and thus far have not died.
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Address:
R.D.#5, 3002 ST RT 48
Oswego, NY 13126
Education:
Ph.D. 1969 Syracuse University, Mathematics
M.A. 1963 Syracuse University, Mathematics
B.A. 1960 State University of New York at Binghamton
Employment History:
1987-Present State University of New York at Oswego - Professor
1975-1987 State University of New York at Oswego - Associate Professor
1968-1975 State University of New York at Oswego -
Assistant Professor
PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS:
1990-1991 University of California at Irvine,
Mathematics Dept., Visiting Scholar
Summer 1988 University of Texas-Austin,
Psychology Dept.
Visiting Scholar
1983-1984 University of California at San Diego,
La Jolla, Mathematics Dept. Research Scholar
1975-1976 Yale University, Mathematics Dept.
Visiting Scholar
Professional Organizations:
American Mathematical Society
Mathematical Association of America
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
Digital Equipment Corporation Users Society
Association of Computing Machinery
/CNY Users Group
Publications:
Daly, J. T.," On Liouville F-Algebras". Studie
Mathematica, (1971) 1-16.
Daly, J. T. & Downum, P. "A Banach Algebra of Functions with Bounded
nth Differences". Transaction A. M. S., (1976) 279-294.
Daly, H. B., & Daly, J. T. "A Mathematical Model of
Reward and Aversive
Nonreward: Its Application in over 30 Appetitive Learning
Situations". Journal of Experimental Psychology: General,
111, (1982) 441-480.
Daly, H. B. & Daly, J. T. "DMOD - A Mathematical Model
of Reward and
Aversive Non-Reward in Appetitive Learning Situations.
Program and Instruction Manual". Behavior Research Methods,
Instruments, & Computers, 16. (1984) 38-52.
Daly, H. B. & Daly, J. T. "A Computer Simulation/Mathematical Model
of Learning. Extension of DMOD from Appetitive to Aversive
Situations". Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, &
Computers (1987) 108-112.
Daly, H. B. & Daly, J. T. "Value of Mathematical Modeling of Appetitive
and Aversive Learning: Review and Extension of DMOD". In M. R.
Denny (Ed) Aversive Events and Behavior. (1991).
Daly, H. B. & Daly, J. T. "Persistence and the importance of nonreward:
Some applications of frustration theory and DMOD". Psychonomic
Bulletin and Review, 1, (1994) 311 - 317.