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Stanley Lenihan is a seasoned scientist with a storied career spanning over six decades. As a Mathematician at the US Army Yuma Proving Ground, he developed and maintained large data processing programs, including the Kalman Filter, and converted codes between machines. His expertise in signal processing and neutron diffusion codes has been applied in various industries, including General Atomics, where he developed GAZE, GAZED, FOG, and GASAC. Lenihan's academic background is equally impressive, with a Master of Arts from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Candidate in Philosophy from the University of California, Berkeley. His research experience includes work on oscillations of non-linear systems, integral smoothing operators, and gamma ray spectroscopy. Throughout his career, Lenihan has demonstrated exceptional skills in research, project management, and public speaking, with expertise in Microsoft Office, Project Management, and Physics.

Experience

    • Scientist
      • Jan 1960 - Present

      Research & Development

  • US Army Yuma Proving Ground
    • Yuma Proving Ground, AZ
    • Mathematician GS 12
      • Apr 1984 - Jul 1991
      • Yuma Proving Ground, AZ

      Maintain and modify large data processing programs--in particular the Kalman Filter. Convert codes between machines--especially Univac to SEL. Some work on FFT for signal processing programs.

  • General Atomics
    • Greater San Diego Area
    • Mathematician
      • 1960 - 1969
      • Greater San Diego Area

      Developed GAZE--a neutron diffusion code for nuclear reactor calculations. Developed GAZED--anuclear reactor burnup code. Developed FOG--a mixed water/steam duct flow code for dumping the hot side of helium to steam heat exchangers. Developed GASAC--a spectrochemical analysis code. Did some studies of minerals using X-ray diffraction. Also, worked on gamma ray spectroscopy, neutron time-of-flight spectroscopy, and electromagnetic pulse calculations.

    • Mathematician
      • 1958 - 1960

      Developed Zoom a multigroup neutron diffusion code along with Ed Collins. Worked on Radiation Flow problems associated with hydrogen weapons.

    • Technical Engineer
      • 1956 - 1958

      I did the secondary heating calculations for the HTRE series reactors which were run at the Idaho test facility. Secondary heating comes from gamma rays and neutron interactions with structural materials, etc. You don't want the tie rods to get too hot!

Education

  • 1969 - 1977
    University of California, Berkeley
    Candidate in Philosophy, Computational and Applied Mathematics
  • 1949 - 1956
    University of California, Los Angeles
    Master of Arts (M.A.), Mathematics

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