Lan-Hsuan Huang 黃籃萱
Professor of Mathematics
Research Interest
Mathematical Relativity and Geometric Analysis
Education
Ph.D. in Mathematics, Stanford University (2009)
B.S. in Mathematics, National Taiwan University (2004)
Editorial Board
Associate Editor, Journal of Mathematical Physics (2022-)
Broader educational activities:
- The Shape of Universe - an interview by UConn Today
- Trapped surfaces, topology of black holes, and positive mass theorem - an expository article for beginning graduate students in Notices of the AMS
Chinese version published in Mathematics Advance in Translation (数学译林)
- Bubble Trouble - Featured scientist in this episode of children’s podcast STEAM Daydream with National Children’s Museum
Geometry Activities that I have organized at UConn
- Northeast Workshop in Geometric Analysis (2022)
- UConn Summer School in Minimal Surfaces, Flows, and Relativity (2018)
- UConn Geometry Day (2016 - present)
- UConn Semester in Differential Geometry (2013)
My research activities are currently supported by the National Science Foundation through
Grant DMS-2304966 (2023-present)
Grant CMMI-2130668 (2022-present)
Grant DMS-2005588 (2020-present)
| Phone: | 860.486.8390 |
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| Address: | Department of Mathematics University of Connecticut 341 Mansfield Road U1009 Storrs, Connecticut 06269-1009 lan-hsuan.huang(AT)uconn.edu |