Dr. Monica Vazirani is a professor at UC Davis. She
received her PhD from UC Berkeley in 1999, after which she had an
NSF postdoc she spent at UC San Diego and UC Berkeley, as well as
postdoctoral positions at MSRI and Caltech. Dr.
Vazirani's...
Abstract: Quantitative geometric measure theory has played a
fundamental role in the development of harmonic analysis, potential
theory and partial differential equations on non-smooth domains. In
general the tools used in this area differ greatly...
Abstract: Some of the most important problems in geometric
evolution partial differential equations are related to the
understanding of singularities. This usually happens through a blow
up procedure near the singularity which uses the scaling...
Abstract: Quantitative geometric measure theory has played a
fundamental role in the development of harmonic analysis, potential
theory and partial differential equations on non-smooth domains. In
general the tools used in this area differ greatly...
Abstract: Quantitative geometric measure theory has played a
fundamental role in the development of harmonic analysis, potential
theory and partial differential equations on non-smooth domains. In
general the tools used in this area differ greatly...
Abstract: Some of the most important problems in geometric
evolution partial differential equations are related to the
understanding of singularities. This usually happens through a blow
up procedure near the singularity which uses the scaling...
Abstract: Some of the most important problems in geometric
evolution partial differential equations are related to the
understanding of singularities. This usually happens through a blow
up procedure near the singularity which uses the scaling...
Abstract: Quantitative geometric measure theory has played a
fundamental role in the development of harmonic analysis, potential
theory and partial differential equations on non-smooth domains. In
general the tools used in this area differ greatly...
