Regular biography
Georgios Moschidis is a Tenure Track Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. His research focuses on mathematical general relativity, and he is affiliated with the Chair of Mathematical General Relativity. He teaches courses in analysis, differential geometry, and general relativity, including Analysis IV, Differential Geometry I, III, and IV. His teaching includes courses for EL, GM, and MX students, with a focus on complex analysis, Fourier transforms, and the mathematical theory of general relativity.
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Georgios Moschidis is a researcher at EPFL, focusing on mathematical physics and general relativity. His work explores the stability and instability of spacetimes, particularly anti-de Sitter (AdS) spacetimes, using energy methods and wave equations. He investigates the behavior of scalar waves, null dust, and massless Vlasov systems in asymptotically flat and AdS geometries. His research also addresses the ergosphere instability, superradiant effects, and the Cauchy problem for Einstein equations. Moschidis contributes to understanding the dynamics of black hole spacetimes, including Schwarzschild-AdS and Kerr spacetimes, with applications in gravitational physics and mathematical analysis.