Azita Mayeli

I am a Professor of Mathematics at City University of New York (CUNY), the Graduate Center, and the QCC campus. 

I received my PhD in mathematics from the Technische Universität München (TUM) in Munich, Germany, in 2006, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Günter Schlichting and co-supervision of my academic brother Prof. Dr. Hartmut Führ. My research has been supported by National Science Foundation (NSF), Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM), AMS-Simon Research Enhanchement Grant, Simons Fellowship, CUNY Chancellor Research Fellowship and PSC-CUNY grants.

My research interests include, but are not limited to, harmonic analysis, frame theory, and its applications in signal processing. 

Organizer of:

CUNY GC Harmonic Analysis and PDE Seminars at the Graduate Center

CUNY GC Analysis and PDE Students Learning Seminars at the Graudate Center, CUNY

The CUNY Data Science and Applied Topology Seminars at the Graduate Center

TRIPODS-STEMFORALL at the University of Rochester

If you are interested in presenting at any of our upcoming seminars, please contact me directly via email at "amayeli at gc.cuny.edu" with your proposed topic and a brief bio.

PhD students: Thomas Fallon (2018 - 2023); Han Li (2023 - present)

Master students: Jonathan Jamingal; Luis Gomez

Postdoc (Fulbright Scholar): Gabor Somlai (Jan 2023 - August 2023)

Visiting scholars:  

• Gergerly Kiss of Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics, Hungary(June 2023), 

• Jeff Hogan, the University of Newcastle, Australia (July 2023)

Research interests and projects in math and interdisciplinary fields:

• Non-asymptotic eingenvalue behaviour of space-frequency limiting operators 

• Uncertainty principle, restriction theory and signal recovery 

• Time-frequency analysis and spectral theory 

• Wavelets and frames

• Fuglede Conjecture; 

• Harmonic and non-harmonic Fourier analysis and bases

Editorial work:

• Leading Guest Editor for a special issue of Sampling Theory, Signal Processing and Data Analysis, titled “Fuglede Conjecture and related problems in analysis and geometry”.  My co-editors are Alex Iosevich and Mihalis Kolountzakis. 

• International Journal of Wavelets, Multiresolution and Information Processing.

• Axioms

• Guest editor for a special journal issue for Aximos entitled "Wavelet and Frames Constructions, with Applications"