Analysis

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The members of the Analysis group work on a wide spectrum of topics. Research interests include:

  Complex Analysis, Harmonic Analysis, Partial Differential Equations, Mathematical Physics,
  Approximation Theory, Analysis on Lie groups, Wavelets, Analytic Number Theory, and   
  Special Functions. 


Seminar

The seminar will usually meet Tuesdays at 4:00 p.m., in B139 Van Vleck Hall.


Past Seminars

Conferences and other events

Madison Springtime Analysis and PDE Workshop April 30-May 1, 2011

Faculty

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 Serguei Denissov
Moscow State University, 1999
Associate Professor
denissov at math.wisc.edu
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 Xianghong Gong
University of Chicago, 1994
Professor
gong at math.wisc.edu
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 Alexander Kiselev
Caltech, 1996
Professor
kiselev at math.wisc.edu
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 http://www.math.wisc.edu/~nagel Alexander Nagel]
Columbia, 1971
Professor
nagel at math.wisc.edu
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 Fëdor Nazarov
St. Petersburg State University, 1993
Professor
nazarov at math.wisc.edu
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 Amos Ron
Tel Aviv University, 1987 Professor
amos at cs.wisc.edu
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 Andreas Seeger
Technical University, Darmstadt, 1985
Professor
seeger at math.wisc.edu
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 Brian Street
Princeton University, 2007
Van Vleck Assistant Professor
street at math.wisc.edu
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 Andrej Zlatoš
Caltech, 2003
Assistant Professor
zlatos at math.wisc.edu

Postdocs

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 Florian Bertrand
University of Provence (Marseilles, France), 2007
Van Vleck Assistant Professor
bertrand at math.wisc.edu
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 Alexander Fish
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 2007
Van Vleck Assistant Professor
afish at math.wisc.edu
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 Patrick LaVictoire
University of California (Berkeley), 2010
Van Vleck Assistant Professor
patlavic at math.wisc.edu
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 Brian Street
Princeton University, 2007
Van Vleck Assistant Professor
street at math.wisc.edu

Emeriti

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 Stephen Wainger
University of Chicago, 1961
Professor
wainger at math.wisc.edu

Former Members

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 Alexandru Ionescu
Princeton, 1999
Professor
ionescu at math.princeton.edu