Michael Hall
I received my PhD from the Mathematics department at the University of California, Los Angeles, following a BS from the University of Maryland.
My research concerns several topics in Partial Differential Equations: The spectral theory of semiclassical operators, inverse problems, and artificial black hole phenomena for wave equations.
More details on what I've been up to can be found on my CV. Abstracts for my papers are available on my research page, and information about classes and teaching activity can be found on my teaching page.
Contact:
mikehall1000 [at] gmail.com
Papers:
- Stationary Black Hole Metrics in Two Space Dimensions (forthcoming, with G. Eskin)
- Spectra for semiclassical operators with periodic bicharacteristics in dimension two (2015, with M. Hitrik and J. Sjöstrand)
- Conformal energy, conformal Laplacian, and energy measures on the Sierpinski gasket (2008, with J. Azzam and R. Strichartz)
