“2022 Class of Fellows of the AMS”的版本间的差异

2024年4月25日 (四) 20:17的最新版本

美国数学学会会士2022

Agricola, Ilka
Philipps-Universität Marburg
For contributions to differential geometry, in particular manifolds with special holonomy and on non-integrable geometric structures and for service to the mathematical community.
Ammari, Habib
Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH Zürich)
For contributions to partial differential equations and applications to imaging and wave propagation.
Ando, Matthew
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
For contributions to elliptic cohomology theory and stable homotopy, and service to the mathematical community.
Antieau, Benjamin
Northwestern University
For contributions to K-theory, algebraic geometry, and homotopy theory.
Baez, John
University of California, Riverside
For contributions to higher category theory and mathematical physics, and for popularization of these subjects.
Balakrishnan, Jennifer S.
Boston University
For contributions to arithmetic geometry and computational number theory and service to the profession.
包维柱 Bao, Weizhu
National University of Singapore
For contributions to numerical analysis, in particular the numerical solution of partial differential equations and their applications.
Bayer-Fluckiger, Eva
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
For contributions to number theory, algebra, and topology, and for service to the profession.
Blumberg, Andrew J.
Columbia University
For contributions to algebraic topology, geometric data analysis, and systems security.
Boutet de Monvel, Anne
Université de Paris
For contributions to mathematical physics, particularly Schroedinger operator theory, and to the theory of integrable systems.
Chan, Melody
Brown University
For contributions to research at the interface of algebraic geometry and combinatorics, and to mentorship and mathematical exposition.
Corwin, Ivan
Columbia University
For contributions to integrable probability, the Kardar-Parisi-Zhang universality class, and stochastic vertex models.
Dasgupta, Samit
Duke University
For contributions to number theory, in particular the theory of special values of classical and p-adic L-functions.
Derksen, Harm
Northeastern University
For contributions to invariant theory, the representation theory of quivers, and applied algebra.
Erdös, László
Institute of Science and Technology, Austria
For contributions to disordered quantum systems, in particular the Wigner-Dyson-Metha universality conjecture for Wigner matrices.
Fefferman, Robert
University of Chicago
For contributions to multiparameter harmonic analysis, weighted norm inequalities, and partial differential equations.
冯芷兰 Feng, Zhilan
Purdue University and National Science Foundation
For contributions to applied mathematics, particularly in biology, ecology, and epidemiology.
Gamarnik, David
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
For contributions to discrete probability and its applications to graph theory, statistical physics and the theory of algorithms.
Garcia Puente, Luis David
Colorado College
For contributions to applied algebraic geometry, including algebraic statistics and geometric modeling, and for broadening participation in the mathematical sciences.
Grushevsky, Samuel
Stony Brook University
For contributions to algebraic geometry and Teichmuller dynamics, and service to the mathematical community.
Harbourne, Brian
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
For contributions to algebraic geometry and commutative algebra, and for mathematical exposition.
Harris, Pamela E.
Williams College
For contributions to algebraic combinatorics, for mentorship of undergraduate researchers, and for contributions to a more equitable and inclusive mathematical community.
Hauenstein, Jonathan D.
University of Notre Dame
For contributions to algebraic geometry, particularly work in numerical algebraic geometry and on the Bertini software package, and service to the profession.
Iozzi, Alessandra
Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH Zürich)
For contributions to geometric group theory and the geometry of discrete subgroups of Lie groups, in particular higher Teichmuller theory.
Johnson, Raymond L.
University of Maryland at College Park
For contributions to classical harmonic analysis, and for efforts toward increasing the participation of African Americans in mathematics.
Kovács, Sándor
University of Washington
For contributions to birational algebraic geometry and service to the profession.
Lanzani, Loredana
Syracuse University
For contributions to function theory in one and several complex variables.
Lawson, Tyler
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
For contributions to algebraic topology and homotopy theory, in particular the Brown-Peterson spectrum.
Levin, Simon A.
Princeton University
For contributions to the mathematics of ecology, evolution, and epidemiology.
Markowich, Peter
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
For contributions to partial differential equations, particularly the mathematical and numerical analysis of dispersive equations.
Mehrmann, Volker
Technische Universität Berlin
For contributions to scientific computing and numerical linear algebra, and service and leadership in the mathematical community.
Murty, V. Kumar
University of Toronto
For contributions to number theory, including the theory of L-functions associated to modular forms, and arithmetic geometry, and for service to the profession.
N'Guerekata, Gaston Mandata
Morgan State University
For contributions to the theory of almost automorphic functions and promoting opportunities in the mathematical sciences for underrepresented groups.
Needell, Deanna
University of California, Los Angeles
For contributions to compressed sensing and the mathematics of data.
Nevo, Amos
Technion, Israel Institute of Technology
For contributions to the ergodic theory of Lie groups, locally compact groups and their discrete subgroups.
Pramanik, Malabika
University of British Columbia
For contributions to complex and harmonic analysis and mentoring and support for the participation of under-represented groups in mathematics.
Reshetikhin, Nicolai
University of California, Berkeley
For contributions to the theory of quantum groups, integrable systems, topology, and quantum physics.
Riehl, Emily
Johns Hopkins University
For contributions to research, exposition, and communication in higher category theory.
Shor, Peter W.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
For contributions to quantum computing, in particular quantum algorithms and quantum information theory.
Shvydkoy, Roman
University of Illinois at Chicago
For contributions to partial differential equations and fluid dynamics, particularly the mathematical analysis of high Reynolds number fluid flows.
Smith, Leslie M.
University of Wisconsin, Madison
For contributions to applied mathematics and particularly fluid mechanics.
Solovej, Jan Philip
University of Copenhagen
For contributions to the rigorous analysis of quantum systems, particularly many-body systems.
Thistlethwaite, Morwen
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
For contributions to low dimensional topology, especially for the resolution of classical knot theory conjectures of Tait and for knot tabulation.
Vempala, Santosh Srinivas
Georgia Institute of Technology
For contributions to randomized algorithms, high-dimensional geometry, and numerical linear algebra, and service to the profession.
邹军 Zou, Jun
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
For contributions to numerical methods and analyses of direct and inverse problems of partial differential equations.