Faculty

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Sergey Belov

Sergey Belov

G.C. Evans Instructor. Ph.D. (2008) Duke University. Integrable systems, nonlinear waves, Riemann-Hilbert problems.
belov, x4829.
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Michael Boshernitzan

Michael Boshernitzan

Professor. B.A. (1971) Moscow University (U.S.S.R); M.A. (1974) Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem (Israel); Ph.D. (1981) The Weizmann Institute of Science (Israel). Hardy fields, ergodic theory.
michael, x5209.
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Alexander Bufetov

Alexander Bufetov

Adjunct Assistant Professor. Ph.D. (2005) Princeton University. Ergodic theory, Teichmüller theory. aib1, x3965.
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Evan Bullock

Evan Bullock

VIGRE-Lovett Instructor. Ph.D.(2009) Harvard University. Algebraic geometry, algebraic curves, solutions of polynomials. evanmb, x4829.
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Tim Cochran

Tim Cochran

Professor. B.S.(1977) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.A. (1979), Ph.D. (1982) University of California at Berkeley. Topology of 3 and 4-dimensional manifolds, knot theory, (infinite) group theory, modules over noncommutative rings. cochran, x5265.
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David Damanik

David Damanik

Professor. Ph.D. (1998) Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität. Analysis, mathematical physics, spectral theory. damanik, x3273.
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Danijela Damjanovic

Danijela Damjanovic

Assistant Professor. Ph.D. (2004) Pennsylvania State University. Dynamical Systems and Ergodic Theory. x4921.
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Robin Forman

Robin Forman

Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. B.A. (1981), M.A. (1981) Univ. of Pennsylvania. Ph.D. (1985) Harvard University. Relationships between topology and analysis, with an emphasis on ideas from mathematical physics.
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Zhiyong Gao

Zhiyong Gao

Associate Professor. Ph.D. (1984) State Univ. of New York - Stony Brook. Differential Geometry. gao, x3281.

Robert Hardt

Robert Hardt

W. L. Moody Professor. B.S.(1967) Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Ph.D. (1971) Brown University. Geometric measure theory, partial differential equations, continuum mechanics. hardt, x3280.
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F. Reese Harvey

F. Reese Harvey

Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. B.S., M.A. (1963) Carnegie Mellon University, Ph.D. (1966) Stanford. Several complex variables, partial differential equations, differential geometry. harvey, (409)-698-3188.
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Shelly Harvey

Shelly Harvey

Associate Professor. B.S. (1997) California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, Ph.D. (2002) Rice University. Low-dimensional topology and geometry, group theory, non-commutative algebra. shelly, x3659.
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Brendan Hassett

Brendan Hassett

Professor and Chair. B.A. (1992) Yale University, M.A. (1994) Harvard University, Ph.D. (1996) Harvard University. Algebraic Geometry. hassett, x5261.
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Prudence Heck

Prudence Heck

VIGRE-Lovett Instructor. Ph.D. (2009) Indiana University. Low dimensional topology, 3- and 4- manifolds, knot theory, TQFT's and homological algebra. x4829.
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John Hempel

John Hempel

Milton B. Porter Professor of Mathematics. B. S. (1957) University of Utah, M.S. (1959), Ph.D. (1962) University of Wisconsin. Topology of manifolds and associated algebraic problems, primarily in group theory. hempel, x5126.
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Raymond Johnson

Raymond Johnson

W. L. Moody, Jr. Visiting Professor in Mathematics. BA (1963) University of Texas, Austin. PhD (1970) Rice University. Harmonic Analysis. rlj2, x4053.
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Frank Jones

Frank Jones

Noah Harding Professor of Mathematics. B.A. (1958) Rice Institute, Ph.D. (1961) Rice University. Partial differential equations, real analysis. fjones, x5266.
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Brian Lehmann

Brian Lehmann
NSF Postdoctoral Fellow and G.C. Evans Instructor. Ph.D. (2010) Massachusetts Institute of Technolog, Birational geometry, Algebraic geometry, blehmann, x4829.
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Milivoje Lukic

Milivoje Lukic
G.C. Evans Instructor. Ph.D. (2011) California Institute of Technology, Orthogonal polynomials, Mathematical physics,milivoje.lukic, x4829.
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Sevak Mkrtchyan

Sevak Mkrtchyan

G.C. Evans Instructor. Ph.D. (2009) University of California, Berkeley. Statistical mechanics, ergodic theory, dynamical systems. sevak.mkrtchyan, x4829
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Betul Orcan


G.C. Evans Instructor. Ph.D. (2010) University of Texas at Austin, Free boundary problems, Partial differential equations,betul.orcan, x4829.
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John C. Polking

John C. Polking

Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. B.S. (1958) Notre Dame, MS. (1961), Ph.D. (1966) Univ. Chicago. Partial differential equations, several complex variables. polking, x4841.
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Andrew Putman

Andrew Putman

Assistant Professor. B.A. (2002) Rice University, Ph.D. (2007) University of Chicago. Low dimensional topology, geometric group theory. andyp, x3617.
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Stephen Semmes

Stephen Semmes

Noah Harding Professor of Mathematics. B.S (1980) Armstrong State College, Ph.D. (1983) Washington Univ. Harmonic analysis, complex variables, partial differential equations, differential geometry. semmes, x3271.
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James Tanis

James Tanis
VIGRE-Lovett Instructor. Ph.D. (2011) University of Maryland, Horocycle flows, Dynamical systems, james.tanis, x4829.

Eamonn Tweedy

Eamonn Tweedy

G.C. Evans Instructor. Ph.D. (201) University of California, Los Angeles, Knot theory and low-dimensional topology, eamonn, x4829.
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Anthony Varilly-Alvarado

Anthony Varilly-Alvarado

G.C. Evans Instructor. Ph.D. (2009) University of California, Berkeley. Algebraic geometry, higher-dimensional arithmetic algebraic geometry, Brauer-Manin obstructions. av15, x4829.
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William Veech

William Veech

Edgar Odell Lovett Professor. B.A. (1960) Dartmouth College, Ph.D. (1963) Princeton University. Analysis. veech, x4881.

Raymond O. Wells, Jr.

Ronny Wells

Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. B.A. (1962) Rice University, Ph.D. (1965), New York University. Several complex variables and wavelets. row@raw.com.
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Mike Wolf

Mike Wolf

Professor. B.S. (1981) Yale University, M.S. (1983), Ph.D. (1986), Stanford University. Teichmüller theory, minimal surfaces, harmonic maps. mwolf, x6293.
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