Analysis
Analysis is an extremely broad mathematical discipline. In Glasgow, research in analysis encompasses partial differential equations, harmonic analysis, complex analysis and operator algebras. The group currently consists of three members of academic staff. More information about our research interests can be found through the links below and information about postdocs, research students, grants and collaborators through the links on the right.
Staff
Dr Christian Bonicke : Lecturer
C*-algebras, groupoids, K-theory
Dr Samuel Evington : Research Assistant
Dr Christian Voigt : Senior lecturer
Noncommutative geometry; K-theory; Quantum groups
Member of other research groups: Geometry and Topology, Algebra
Research student: Jamie Antoun
Dr James Walton : Research Assistant
Member of other research groups: Geometry and Topology
Dr Stephen J Watson : Lecturer
The application of new mathematical ideas and new computational paradigms to material science, with an emphasis on self-assembling nano-materials; analysis and numerical analysis of partial differential equations arising in Continuum Physics; Material Science and Geometry.
Member of other research groups: Continuum Mechanics - Modelling and Analysis of Material Systems
Dr Stuart White : Professor of Mathematics
C* and von Neumann algebras; rigidity and similarity properties of operator algebras
Member of other research groups: Geometry and Topology, Algebra
Dr Mike Whittaker : Lecturer
Operator algebras, topological dynamical systems, and noncommutative geometry.
Member of other research groups: Geometry and Topology, Algebra
Research students: Dimitrios Gerontogiannis , Mustafa Ozkaraca, Jamie Antoun
Dr Joachim Zacharias : Reader
C*-algebras, their classification and amenability properties; special examples of C*-algebras; K-theory and non commutative topology, noncommutative dynamical systems, geometric group theory with applications to C*-algebras.
Member of other research groups: Integrable Systems and Mathematical Physics, Geometry and Topology, Algebra
Research students: Luke Ito, Dimitrios Gerontogiannis