For details of faculty research refer to the group pages above.
| Name | Research Area |
|---|
| Uday Banerjee | Generalized finite element methods, elliptic PDE |
| Pinyuen Chen | Statistical signal processing, ranking and selection theory |
| Dan Coman | Complex analysis, pluripotential theory, dynamics |
| J. Theodore Cox | Probability, interacting particle systems |
| Steven Diaz | Algebraic geometry of curve families |
| Helen Doerr | Secondary mathematics education, teacher learning |
| Jack Graver | Combinatorics, graph theory |
| Philip Griffin | Stochastic processes, mathematical finance |
| Peter Horn | Low-dimensional topology, knot theory |
| Wu-Teh Hsiang | Differential geometry, Lie groups |
| Tadeusz Iwaniec | Harmonic analysis, elliptic PDE |
| Hyune-Ju Kim | Statistics, change-point problems, regression model selection |
| Mark Kleiner | Representations of finite dimensional algebras |
| Leonid Kovalev | Geometric mapping theory, metric spaces |
| Graham Leuschke | Commutative algebra, non-commutative algebraic geometry |
| Adam Lutoborski | Nonlinear variational problems, homogenization |
| Joanna Masingila | Out-of-school mathematics practice, teacher development |
| Terry McConnell | Martingales, Banach spaces, potential theory |
| Claudia Miller | Commutative algebra, connections with algebraic geometry |
| Jani Onninen | Nonlinear analysis, geometric function theory |
| Eugene Poletsky | Complex analysis, pluripotential theory |
| Declan Quinn | Noncommutative rings, Galois theory, Hopf algebras |
| Lixin Shen | Applied harmonic analysis, wavelets, image processing |
| John Ucci | Topological K-theory, homotopy theory |
| Gregory Verchota | Singular integrals, elliptic PDE in nonsmooth domains |
| Andrew Vogel | Elliptic PDE in nonsmooth domains |
| Stephan Wehrli | Low-dimensional topology, knots and links |
| William Wylie | Riemannian geometry, geometric analysis |
| Yuesheng Xu | Computational mathematics, signal and image processing |
| Dan Zacharia | Homological algebra, representations of algebras |
