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2025-03Recently, Associate Professor Zhang Shuaiqi from the School of Mathematics of our university and Professor Chen Zhenqing from the University of Washington collaborated to publish two consecutive articles in SIAM Journal on Control and Optimization, one of the top three journals in the field of control. The articles, titled "Stochastic maximum principle for sub-diffusions and its application" ...
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2024-07Recently, Professor Sun Yongzheng from the Jiangsu Provincial Center for Applied Mathematics (China University of Mining and Technology), Professor Zhou Fubao from the China Academy of Safety Science and Technology, Professor Lin Wei from Fudan University, Professor Wen Guanghui from Southeast University, Professor Sandro Azaele from the University of Padua (Italy), and Dr. Feng Yu from the Coa...
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2023-11Recently, Professor Tian Shoufu from the School of Mathematics of our university, together with Greek mathematical physics expert Andreas Chatziafratis and Professor Tohru Ozawa from Waseda University, Japan, discovered a previously unknown long-term instability phenomenon of the one-dimensional linear Schrödinger equation on the quarter-plane of vacuum spacetime. The relevant results were publ...
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2023-10The soliton resolution conjecture has long been one of the hot research topics in the mathematical field. In the 1960s, Zabusky and Kruskal first experimentally observed that any solution to the Korteweg–de Vries equation eventually decomposes into the sum of several soliton solutions. In 2008, the famous mathematician and Fields Medalist Terence Tao proved that solutions to the nonlinear Schr...
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2022-07The soliton resolution conjecture and the asymptotic stability of soliton solutions have long been one of the hot research topics in the mathematical field. The soliton resolution conjecture states that when time t is sufficiently large, the solution can be decomposed into the sum of a finite number of separated soliton solutions, a radiative part, and related errors. From Zabusky and Kruskal i...
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