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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to my adviser, Prof. Doug LeVan, for without his guidance, never-ending patience, and seemingly inexhaustible knowledge of mathematical methods my research would not have been completed. It was truly a pleasure studying adsorption equilibria as a graduate student in his laboratory and it is impossible to thank him enough for his time and effort. He is without a doubt the best teacher I have ever known and I have learned so much through the graduate school experience because of him. I want to thank all of the members of my Ph.D. committee for helping guide me through the graduate school experience. I gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the NASA Ames Research Center. I would also like to thank Bernadette Luna, Lila Mulloth, John Hogan, and Mini Varghese for their help and support of my research. I owe a huge thanks to the staff in the Department of Chemical Engineering. In particular, Mary Gilleran and Margarita Talavera have been a tremendous source of help throughout my time Vanderbilt. I am grateful to all the members of the LeVan group for the helpful discussions and great friendships. I appreciate the help of Krista, Yuan, Brian, and Yu in an- swering countless questions when I first joined the group and helping me get started on my research. I also would like to thank Yu and Brian for their countless help with programming in Fortran as well as Jian, Amanda, and Grant in helping me maintain my sanity. Finally, no one has supported me more over the course of my graduate work than my family and friends, with their constant encouragement and unwaivering belief in me. I want to thank my parents for always taking the time to listen to me and supporting me in all of my endeavors. ivPDF Image | TEMPERATURE SWING ADSORPTION COMPRESSION AND MEMBRANE SEPARATIONS
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