Camillo De Lellis
IBM von Neumann Professor
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Camillo De Lellis is the IBM von Neumann Professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in the United States. His research primarily focuses on hyperbolic conservation laws, dissipation in fluid dynamics, and the geometric analysis of area-minimizing currents. Recent publications include significant contributions to the study of nonclassical minimizing surfaces and the regularity theory of transport equations. He continues to explore fundamental questions related to turbulence and the uniqueness of solutions within these mathematical frameworks.
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Alberto Bressan
Professor
The Pennsylvania State University - University Park Campus
Salvatore Stuvard
Assistant Professor (tenure track)
University of Milan
Guido De Philippis
Professor
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
Jonas Hirsch
Professor for Calculus of variations
Leipzig University
Hyunju Kwon
Tenure-track assistant professor
ETH Zürich
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