People Analysis Math
Researchers in Analysis.
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Radulescu, Vicentiu - University of Craiova, Romania. Nonlinear analysis, variational calculus and mathematical physics.
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Safarov, Yuri - King's College London. Online book covers eigenvalues in partial differential equations. Other publications cover basic, real and Fourier analysis. In pdf format.
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O'Neil, Toby Christoper - Open University. Real analysis and measure theory. Research papers and conference talks.
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Partington, Jonathan - University of Leeds. Functional Analysis. Publications and research projects.
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Jameson, Graham - Lancaster University. Banach spaces and operator ideals; classical inequalities related to linear operators; (very) analytic number theory. Publications, resources.
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Beardon, Alan - University of Cambridge. Geometric function theory and hyperbolic geometry in general, but especially in relation to complex continued fractions, discrete Mobius groups and Riemann surfaces; dynamical systems and potential theory.
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Tyson, Jeremy T. - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Conformal and geometric function theory, analysis on metric spaces, sub-Riemannian geometry and fractals. List of papers and preprints
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Li, Chenkuan - Brandon University. Analysis, Banach spaces and differential equations. Publications, teaching, awards and humor.
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Draghia, Dumitru D. - Continuity in Banach Algebras.
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Morales, Claudio - Professor of Mathematics at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. Research in the unification of the general theory of accretive operators defined on Banach spaces.
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Terras, Audrey - University of California at San Diego. Fourier analysis on groups. Papers, books.
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Iwasawa, Kazuhiro - Royal Bank of Scotland. Mathematical finance. Site contains research papers as well as math and computing links.
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Gowers, W. Timothy - Analysis, combinatorics, number theory. Fields medal 1998.
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Körner, Tom - University of Cambridge. The behaviour of Fourier transforms towards infinity; intricate counterexamples. Lecture notes, helpful advice.
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Carne, T. Keith - University of Cambridge. Geometric complex analysis, statistical theory of shape. Lecture notes.
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