Fang-Hua Lin

Fang-Hua Lin is the Silver Professor of Mathematics at New York University, Department of Mathematics. His research focuses on partial differential equations and geometric measure theory. Lin's work includes studies on nonlinear partial differential equations, geometric variational problems, and theories related to liquid crystal and homogenization. He has published extensively in areas such as elliptic equations, boundary controllability, and phase transitions. His research has been featured in prominent journals, including the Journal of European Mathematical Society and Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics.

Fanghua Lin is a Professor of Mathematics at the Courant Institute, New York University, specializing in partial differential equations, applied analysis, geometric analysis, and geometric measure theory. His research focuses on the mathematical modeling and analysis of complex physical phenomena, including liquid crystal flows, viscoelastic fluids, and hydrodynamics. Lin's work addresses both theoretical and applied problems, often involving the study of elliptic and parabolic equations, unique continuation principles, and the regularity of solutions. His contributions span the analysis of harmonic maps, MHD systems, and the behavior of solutions to nonlinear equations, with a strong emphasis on compactness methods and variational techniques.