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美国数学学会会士2022
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<br>Agricola, Ilka
<br>Philipps-Universität Marburg
<br>For contributions to differential geometry, in particular manifolds with special holonomy and on non-integrable geometric structures and for service to the mathematical community.
<br>Ammari, Habib
<br>Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH Zürich)
<br>For contributions to partial differential equations and applications to imaging and wave propagation.
<br>Ando, Matthew
<br>University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
<br>For contributions to elliptic cohomology theory and stable homotopy, and service to the mathematical community.
<br>Antieau, Benjamin
<br>Northwestern University
<br>For contributions to K-theory, algebraic geometry, and homotopy theory.
<br>Baez, John
<br>University of California, Riverside
<br>For contributions to higher category theory and mathematical physics, and for popularization of these subjects.
<br>Balakrishnan, Jennifer S.
<br>Boston University
<br>For contributions to arithmetic geometry and computational number theory and service to the profession.
<br>包维柱 Bao, Weizhu
<br>National University of Singapore
<br>For contributions to numerical analysis, in particular the numerical solution of partial differential equations and their applications.
<br>Bayer-Fluckiger, Eva
<br>Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
<br>For contributions to number theory, algebra, and topology, and for service to the profession.
<br>Blumberg, Andrew J.
<br>Columbia University
<br>For contributions to algebraic topology, geometric data analysis, and systems security.
<br>Boutet de Monvel, Anne
<br>Université de Paris
<br>For contributions to mathematical physics, particularly Schroedinger operator theory, and to the theory of integrable systems.
<br>Chan, Melody
<br>Brown University
<br>For contributions to research at the interface of algebraic geometry and combinatorics, and to mentorship and mathematical exposition.
<br>Corwin, Ivan
<br>Columbia University
<br>For contributions to integrable probability, the Kardar-Parisi-Zhang universality class, and stochastic vertex models.
<br>Dasgupta, Samit
<br>Duke University
<br>For contributions to number theory, in particular the theory of special values of classical and p-adic L-functions.
<br>Derksen, Harm
<br>Northeastern University
<br>For contributions to invariant theory, the representation theory of quivers, and applied algebra.
<br>Erdös, László
<br>Institute of Science and Technology, Austria
<br>For contributions to disordered quantum systems, in particular the Wigner-Dyson-Metha universality conjecture for Wigner matrices.
<br>Fefferman, Robert
<br>University of Chicago
<br>For contributions to multiparameter harmonic analysis, weighted norm inequalities, and partial differential equations.
<br>冯芷兰 Feng, Zhilan
<br>Purdue University and National Science Foundation
<br>For contributions to applied mathematics, particularly in biology, ecology, and epidemiology.
<br>Gamarnik, David
<br>Massachusetts Institute of Technology
<br>For contributions to discrete probability and its applications to graph theory, statistical physics and the theory of algorithms.
<br>Garcia Puente, Luis David
<br>Colorado College
<br>For contributions to applied algebraic geometry, including algebraic statistics and geometric modeling, and for broadening participation in the mathematical sciences.
<br>Grushevsky, Samuel
<br>Stony Brook University
<br>For contributions to algebraic geometry and Teichmuller dynamics, and service to the mathematical community.
<br>Harbourne, Brian
<br>University of Nebraska-Lincoln
<br>For contributions to algebraic geometry and commutative algebra, and for mathematical exposition.
<br>Harris, Pamela E.
<br>Williams College
<br>For contributions to algebraic combinatorics, for mentorship of undergraduate researchers, and for contributions to a more equitable and inclusive mathematical community.
<br>Hauenstein, Jonathan D.
<br>University of Notre Dame
<br>For contributions to algebraic geometry, particularly work in numerical algebraic geometry and on the Bertini software package, and service to the profession.
<br>Iozzi, Alessandra
<br>Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH Zürich)
<br>For contributions to geometric group theory and the geometry of discrete subgroups of Lie groups, in particular higher Teichmuller theory.
<br>Johnson, Raymond L.
<br>University of Maryland at College Park
<br>For contributions to classical harmonic analysis, and for efforts toward increasing the participation of African Americans in mathematics.
<br>Kovács, Sándor
<br>University of Washington
<br>For contributions to birational algebraic geometry and service to the profession.
<br>Lanzani, Loredana
<br>Syracuse University
<br>For contributions to function theory in one and several complex variables.
<br>Lawson, Tyler
<br>University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
<br>For contributions to algebraic topology and homotopy theory, in particular the Brown-Peterson spectrum.
<br>Levin, Simon A.
<br>Princeton University
<br>For contributions to the mathematics of ecology, evolution, and epidemiology.
<br>Markowich, Peter
<br>King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
<br>For contributions to partial differential equations, particularly the mathematical and numerical analysis of dispersive equations.
<br>Mehrmann, Volker
<br>Technische Universität Berlin
<br>For contributions to scientific computing and numerical linear algebra, and service and leadership in the mathematical community.
<br>Murty, V. Kumar
<br>University of Toronto
<br>For contributions to number theory, including the theory of L-functions associated to modular forms, and arithmetic geometry, and for service to the profession.
<br>N'Guerekata, Gaston Mandata
<br>Morgan State University
<br>For contributions to the theory of almost automorphic functions and promoting opportunities in the mathematical sciences for underrepresented groups.
<br>Needell, Deanna
<br>University of California, Los Angeles
<br>For contributions to compressed sensing and the mathematics of data.
<br>Nevo, Amos
<br>Technion, Israel Institute of Technology
<br>For contributions to the ergodic theory of Lie groups, locally compact groups and their discrete subgroups.
<br>Pramanik, Malabika
<br>University of British Columbia
<br>For contributions to complex and harmonic analysis and mentoring and support for the participation of under-represented groups in mathematics.
<br>Reshetikhin, Nicolai
<br>University of California, Berkeley
<br>For contributions to the theory of quantum groups, integrable systems, topology, and quantum physics.
<br>Riehl, Emily
<br>Johns Hopkins University
<br>For contributions to research, exposition, and communication in higher category theory.
<br>Shor, Peter W.
<br>Massachusetts Institute of Technology
<br>For contributions to quantum computing, in particular quantum algorithms and quantum information theory.
<br>Shvydkoy, Roman
<br>University of Illinois at Chicago
<br>For contributions to partial differential equations and fluid dynamics, particularly the mathematical analysis of high Reynolds number fluid flows.
<br>Smith, Leslie M.
<br>University of Wisconsin, Madison
<br>For contributions to applied mathematics and particularly fluid mechanics.
<br>Solovej, Jan Philip
<br>University of Copenhagen
<br>For contributions to the rigorous analysis of quantum systems, particularly many-body systems.
<br>Thistlethwaite, Morwen
<br>University of Tennessee, Knoxville
<br>For contributions to low dimensional topology, especially for the resolution of classical knot theory conjectures of Tait and for knot tabulation.
<br>Vempala, Santosh Srinivas
<br>Georgia Institute of Technology
<br>For contributions to randomized algorithms, high-dimensional geometry, and numerical linear algebra, and service to the profession.
<br>邹军 Zou, Jun
<br>The Chinese University of Hong Kong
<br>For contributions to numerical methods and analyses of direct and inverse problems of partial differential equations.