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Academic Visitors
Continuing Postdocs and Visiting Faculty
Assistant Professors: Alexander Alekseenko (Novosibirsk State University,
partial differential equations, general theory of relativity, inverse
problems, optimization theory, numerical algorithms), Margherita Barile
(University of Bari, commutative algebra), Mark de Longueville (Ph.D.
Berlin Technical University, combinatorics), Douglas Hanes (Ph.D. University
of Michigan, commutative algebra), Yong Jung Kim (Ph.D. University of
Wisconsin, hyperbolic conservation laws, convection-diffusion equations,
numerical analysis), Arthur Lim (University of Utah, harmonic analysis
and representation theory), Martin Lindquist (Rutgers University, magnetic
resonance), Radu Popescu (Ph.D. Columbia University, low dimensional topology),
Victor Protsak (Max-Planck Institute, representation theory of Lie groups),
Piotr Rybka (Warsaw University, differential equations, calculus of variations
and their applications to phase transitions, mathematical models of continua
and biology), Dominik Schoetzau (Ph.D. ETH Zurich, finite element methods,
discontinuous Galerkin methods), Stephen Tanner (Ph.D. University of Washington,
probability theory), Titus Teodorescu (Oklahoma State University, algebraic
geometry, vector bundles), Carlos Tolmasky (probability, mathematical
finance), Sheng Zhang (Penn State, mathematical modeling and numerical
analysis), and Linghai Zhang (Ph.D. Ohio State University, partial differential
equations).
Associate Professors: James Louisell
(University of Southern Colorado, control theory, delay-differential equations)
Professors: Yakar Kannai (Weizmann
Institute, partial differential equations), Elisabeth Logak (University
of Cergy-Pontoise, France, nonlinear partial differential equations, biomathematics),
Fedor Nazarov (Michigan State University, harmonic analysis), Gregory
Seregin (Steklov Institute St. Petersburg, applications of calculus of
variations and general theory of nonlinear partial differential equations),
Bevan Thompson (University of Queensland, applications of methods from
nonlinear analysis), and Thomas Zink (University of Bielefeld, algebraic
geometry, arithmetic geometry).
Postdoctoral Associates, including IMA
Postdoctoral Associates who participate in the teaching activities:
Jamylle Carter (Ph.D. UCLA, image processing, computer graphics), Vittorio
Cristini (Ph.D. Yale University, numerical analysis), Selim Esedoglu (Ph.D.
Courant Institute, partial differential equations, computer vision), and
Jianliang Qian (Ph.D. Rice University, numerical approximations to Hamilton-Jacobi
equations, applied inverse problems).
Distinguished One-Month Ordway Visitors (2001-2002)
The following mathematicians accepted our invitations to visit the School
during the current academic year for one-month or longer visits under
the Distinguished Ordway Visitors Program.
Professors: Mikhail Kapranov (University
of Toronto, algebraic geometry, number theory, representation theory,
topology), Jean-Claude Nedelec (Ecole Polytechnique, Palaiseau, numerical
methods for partial differential equations), Robert OÕMalley (University
of Washington, multi-scale methods and singular perturbation analysis),
and David Soudry (Tel Aviv University, automorphic forms and L-functions).
Other Visiting Scholars
Professors: Thomas Halverson (Macalester College, combinatorial
representation theory), Jay Fillmore (Professor Emeritus, UCSD, geometry),
Boris Levitan (Professor Emeritus, Moscow State University, functional
analysis, differential equations), Hirokazu Ninomiya (Ryokoku University,
differential equations, calculus of variations), Concepcion Muriel Patino
(University of Cadiz, mathematical physics), Kurt Scholz (University of
St. Thomas, applied mathematics), Thomas Schwartzbauer (Assoc. Professor
Emeritus, OSU, probability), Jin-Keun Seo (Yonsei University, partial
differential equations), and Geanina Tudose (York University, algebraic
combinatorics).
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