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Dmitry Khavinson
Arts and Sciences
Mathematics and Statistics
B.S.
Moscow State Pedagogical Institute
M.S.
Moscow State Pedagogical Institute
Ph D in Mathematics
Brown University, Providence, RI
Distinguished Professor, University of Arkansas, Program Director, National Science Foundation.
Over 70 research articles, a monograph, translations, an edited monograph, cf.
Complex analysis, Potential theory, Partial differential equations, Harmonic mappings, Approximation theory, Free boundary problems, Gravitational microlensing
Fall 2007, an undergraduate course on differential equations and an advanced graduate course in complex analysis.
Since I have entered the special mathematical school No.2 in Moscow, Russia in 1969.
I have always wanted to be a Professor of Mathematics, so the choice was relatively easy. It did help that my father, S. Ya. Khavinson, was also a well known Russian mathematician who stimulated my interest in mathematics.
There is a strong Analysis group here and both my wife, Catherine Beneteau, who is also a mathematician, and I felt very welcome here.
The students here seem to be stronger and more mature than at other state universities where I taught. Part of it is probably that this is a large urban university, and students do have a clear idea what they want to study and which goals they want to achieve when they come here.
It is the most intellectually stimulating environment I can imagine, I always wanted this kind of life and I love it.
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