Ricky Farr

Ricky Farr's research delves into the intricate world of number theory, with a particular focus on the evaluation and bounding of fractional derivatives of mathematical functions. A former faculty member at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), Farr earned his Ph.D. in Computational Mathematics in 2017. His dissertation, which explored the fractional derivatives of Zeta functions, laid the groundwork for his continued exploration in this specialized field. During his tenure at UNCG, Farr was an active member of the Number Theory Research Group, where he collaborated with fellow mathematicians to advance understanding in this complex area of study. His work has contributed to the broader mathematical community's knowledge of how fractional derivatives can be applied to various functions, offering new insights and potential applications. Following the completion of his doctorate, Farr transitioned to a role as a Mathematics Professor at Spartanburg Methodist College. In this capacity, he has continued to pursue his research interests while also dedicating himself to teaching and mentoring the next generation of mathematicians. His passion for number theory and commitment to education have made him a respected figure among both his peers and students. Farr's academic journey is marked by a dedication to pushing the boundaries of mathematical understanding, particularly in the realm of number theory. His contributions to the field are not only theoretical but also practical, as he seeks to uncover new methodologies and applications for fractional derivatives. In addition to his research and teaching responsibilities, Farr is actively involved in various mathematical conferences and workshops, where he shares his findings and collaborates with other experts in the field. His work continues to inspire and challenge those around him, as he remains committed to advancing the study of number theory and its applications.