Xinliang An 安歆亮
Associate Professor of Mathematics, National University of Singapore
Xinliang An 安歆亮
Associate Professor of Mathematics, National University of Singapore
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Associate Professor of Mathematics, National University of Singapore
E-mail: matax[at]nus.edu.sg
E-mail: matax[at]nus.edu.sg
Office: S17-06-23, Department of Mathematics, NUS
Office: S17-06-23, Department of Mathematics, NUS
Address: 21 Lower Kent Ridge Road, NUS, 119077, Singapore
Address: 21 Lower Kent Ridge Road, NUS, 119077, Singapore
Field of interest: My research focus is mainly to understand singularity formation, regularity, asymptotic stability, long time behavior, and geometric shapes of solutions to important partial differential equations, such as Einstein's equations in general relativity, Euler equations and Navier-Stokes equations in fluid dynamics, elastic wave equations in elastic mechanics. Broadly speaking, I am building the mathematical theory for gravitational collapse, studying the big bang singularities in cosmology, exploring the details of fluid dynamics and elastic mechanics.
Field of interest: My research focus is mainly to understand singularity formation, regularity, asymptotic stability, long time behavior, and geometric shapes of solutions to important partial differential equations, such as Einstein's equations in general relativity, Euler equations and Navier-Stokes equations in fluid dynamics, elastic wave equations in elastic mechanics. Broadly speaking, I am building the mathematical theory for gravitational collapse, studying the big bang singularities in cosmology, exploring the details of fluid dynamics and elastic mechanics.
A brief biosketch: I received my Ph.D. degree in June 2014 from Department of Mathematics at Princeton University, advised by Professor Sergiu Klainerman. I joined NUS in July 2018.
A brief biosketch: I received my Ph.D. degree in June 2014 from Department of Mathematics at Princeton University, advised by Professor Sergiu Klainerman. I joined NUS in July 2018.
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