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Hi, my name is Tho Duc Nguyen ( or, more precisely, Nguyễn Đức Thọ in my country-Vietnam) and it is very nice to meet you. I am ongoing a Postdoctoral Researcher at Czech Technical University in Prague with my mentor, Prof. David Krejcirik and I am a member of MAFIA group.

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Professional interests

Current Grant Project

I am a member of the project GAČR EXPRO grant No. 20-17749X "New challenges for spectral theory: geometry, artificial materials and complex fields" (2020-2024). 

Education

Doctoral Thesis:  Classical and semi-classical analysis of magnetic fields in two dimensions.

Master Thesis: Confining classical particles with magnetic fields in 2 dimensions.

Bachelor Thesis: Nemytskii operators from Sobolev spaces into Lebesgue spaces and applications to Laplace equations with nonlinear boundary conditions.


Talks

Past


Praha, Czech Republic, 31 of October, 2023.

Title: Schrödinger operator with a complex steplike potential. (Slide)

Évora, Portugal, 25-28 of July, 2023.

Title:  Dirac operator with a discontinuous complex potential. (Slide

Graz, Austria, 18-22 of December, 2022.

Title:  Dirac operator with a discontinuous complex potential. (Slide)

Banff, Canada, 10 - 15 of July, 2022.

Title: Large pseudospectra for biharmonic operators with complex potentials. (Slide)

Lisbon, Portugal,  20-24 of July, 2022. 

Title: Large pseudospectra for biharmonic operators with complex potentials.  (Slide)

Graz, Austria,  April, 2022.

 Title:  Large pseudospectra for biharmonic operators with complex potentials.  (Slide)

 Lisbon, Portugal, 25 of June, 2021.

Title: Pseudomode for non-self-adjoint Biharmonic operators. (Slide)

Marseille, France, 1-5 of February, 2021.

Title: Pseudomode for non-self-adjoint Dirac operators. (Slide)

Praha, Czech Republic, 30 of June, 2020.

Title: Magnetic WKB constructions on a surface. (Slide)

Strasbourg, France, 5-7of February, 2020.

Title: Classical and semi-classical analysis of magnetic fields in two dimensions. (Slide)

Rennes, France,  7 of June,  2018.

Title: Boundary effects on the magnetic Hamiltonian Dynamics in two dimensions.