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ACADEMIC VISITORS
CONTINUING PROFESSORS AND VISITING FACULTY
Assistant Professors: Shaun Cooper (Massey University, New Zealand,
combinatorics), Liliana Forzani (INTEC Guemes, Argentina, harmonic analysis),
Douglas Hanes (Ph.D. University of Michigan, commutative algebra), Cynthia
Kaus (Ph.D. Brandeis, education, applied mathematics), Vladimir Markovic
(Ph.D. Belgrad University, complex analysis), David Nicholls (Ph.D. Brown
University, fluid dynamics, numerical methods), Ilaria Perugia (University
of Pavia, Italy, numerical analysis), Henri Schurz (Ph.D. Humboldt University,
Berlin, stochastic analysis), Soogil Seo (Ph.D. UC Berkeley, number theory),
Stephen Tanner (Ph.D. University of Washington, probability theory), and
Linghai Zhang (Ph.D. Ohio State University, partial differential equations).
Associate Professors: Tatsuhiko Tabara (Golden Gate University,
San Francisco, ordinary differential equations), Stephen Taylor (University
of Auckland, New Zealand, partial differential equations and control theory),
Grozdena Todorova (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, ordinary differential
equations, hyperbolic partial differential equations).
Professors: Borys Bazalyi (Institute of Applied Mathematics, Donetsk,
Ukraine, fluid dynamics), Shouchuan Hu (Southwestern Missouri State University,
nonlinear functional analysis, multivalued analysis), Elisabeth Logak
(University of Cergy-Pontoise, France, nonlinear partial differential
equations, bio mathematics)
Postdoctoral Associates, including IMA Postdoctoral Associates
who participated in the teaching activities: Yalchin Efendiev (Ph.D. Caltech,
numerical methods, scientific computation), Takumi Hawa (Ph.D. Rensselear
Polytechnic Institute, theoretical and computational fluid dynamics),
Yong Jung Kim (Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, applied mathematics, partial
differential equations), Alexei Novikov (Ph.D. Stanford, partial differential
equations and numerical methods), Moxun Tang (Ph.D. University of Alberta,
differential equations, dynamical systems, mathematical biology), and
Nianqing Wang (Ph.D. University of Michigan, mathematical biology).
DISTINGUISHED ONE-MONTH ORDWAY VISITORS (2000-2001)
The following mathematicians accepted our invitations to visit the School
during the current academic year for one-month visits under the Distinguished
Ordway Visitors Program.
Professors: Mariano Giaquinta (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, calculus
of variations, nonlinear partial differential equations), Nicholas Katz
(Princeton, number theory, arithmetic algebraic geometry), John Mallet-Paret
(Brown University, dynamical systems), Howard Masur (University of Illinois
Chicago, geometry and dynamics), Michael Rapoport (University of Cologne,
arithmetic algebraic geometry), James Sethian (UC Berkeley, applied mathematics,
numerical analysis), and Neil Trudinger (Australian National University
Canberra, analysis, partial differential equations).
OTHER VISITORS
Professors: Santiago Betelu (University
of Buenos Aires, fluid dynamics, nonlinear diffusions), Jeongwook Chang
(Seoul National University, differential geometry), Roger Chen (National
Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, geometric analysis), Tatsuo Itoh (Tokai
University, Japan, partial differential equations), Yukio Kan-on (Ehime
University, Japan, partial differential equations and applications), Hobum
Kim (Yonsei University, S. Korea, differential geometry, foliations, dynamical
systems), Yonghoi Koo (University of Connecticut, differential geometry,
parabolic partial differential equations),Hyeong-Gi Lee (Ph.D. New York
University, computational fluid dynamics), Boris Levitan (Minneapolis,
functional analysis, differential equations), Robert Liptser (Tel-Aviv
University, probability), and Thomas Schwartzbauer (Minneapolis, probability).
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