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documents directly on Mathjobs . Introduction of The Group/Research Field Dr. Chuanhao Wei takes charge of this research group. He has been engaged in geometry and classification of higher-dimensional complex
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Scientific Computing and Model Analysis, Institute for Theoretical Sciences, Westlake University Appl Deadline: none (posted 2024/11/25) Position Description: Apply Position Description Group Introduction
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related subjects. The research group is recruiting postdoctoral fellows whose research interest includes, but not limited to, rigidity problems in several complex variables, dbar equation, Bergman and Szego
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of harmonic analysis, partial differential equations, and mathematical physics. The problems to be studied include, but not limited to • Homogenization theory of partial differential equations. • Boundary value
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position in statistics, machine learning, and data science. The postdoctoral researcher will be mentored by Professor Yiyuan She and will contribute to the development of innovative statistical methods and
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until 2025/11/28) Position Description: Apply Position Description Group Introduction The Dynamical Systems Group now has two faculty members, Lifan Guan and Zhuchao Ji. Lifan Guan’s research topics
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Mathjobs. Group Introduction Higher number theory group of ITS conducts research in higher adelic analysis and geometry, applications of algebraic K-theory in arithmetic geometry, in anabelian geometry and
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talent around the globe and pioneer in theoretical research in a range of fundamental disciplines, including mathematics, theoretical physics, etc. The institute also carries out scientific research plan
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. The following is a non-exhaustive list of research topics that are welcome: • Plateau’s problem in normed spaces and singular varieties; • Scans and the calculus of variations; • Connections between geometric
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Mathjobs. Group Introduction: Alexey Cheskidov's research group will study some fundamental problems arising in mathematical fluid dynamics and turbulence, including regularity properties of solutions