Fernando Schwartz
Assistant Professor

Department of Mathematics
University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN 37996

Research Interests

Geometric analysis, particularly in connection
with geometric flows, general relativity and
topology

Teaching

Partial Differential Equations II [Spring 2012]

Previous Classes


Links

Papers, CV

Info

I work in differential geometery in the Department of Mathematics of the University of Tennessee. I completed my PhD thesis in 2005 at Cornell University under the direction of Jose Escobar and Richard Schoen. I was a postdoc at Duke University for three years, and then accepted a tenure track position from the University of Tennessee. Before moving to Knoxville in the fall of 2009, I spent one year as a research fellow at the University of Warwick in the UK.

During the academic years 2003-2004 I visited the IMPA in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and between 2004-2005 I visited Stanford University. In the summer of 2007 I visited the EFI of the University of Chicago, and in 2009 I visited the AEI of the Max Planck Institute. I spent the summers of 2010 and 2011 visiting the IMPA in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Service

2012 MSRI Summer Graduate Workshop in Mathematical Relativity [Invited lecturer]

Southeast Geometry Seminar [Co-organizer]

2011 Barrett Lectures in Mathematical Relativity
[Chair of the organizing committee. Tap link for talk videos, slides]



office: 204 Ayres Hall phone: 865-974-4308 fax: 865-974-6576 email: fernando@math.utk.edu Thanks Mohammad