• Jessica Lin

    jessicalin at nyu dot edu

    About Me

    I recently graduated from New York University with my B.A. in mathematics and a minor in physics. Next year, I will begin my graduate studies at the University of Chicago.

    Here is a copy of my CV.

    Summer Plans

    This summer, I am participating in the Summer Program in Analysis and Geometry at Princeton University.

    Research

    I am interested in developing analytic techniques that can be applied to problems in other fields of science. My general research interests(so far) include dynamical systems, harmonic analysis, partial differential equations, mathematical physics, and probability theory.

    From Spring 2007-Spring 2008, I worked with William Ott at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. We focused primarily on projections of infinite-dimensional dynamical systems onto finite-dimensional Euclidean spaces. In Spring 2008, Professor Ott also conducted an independent study with me in differential equations from a dynamical perspective.

    In Summer 2008, I participated in the Ergodic Theory Research Group at the NSF SMALL REU held at Williams College. Working under Cesar Silva, we studied a measure-theoretic notion of sensitive dependence on initial conditions, which we coined Measurable Time-Restricted Sensitivity.

    Here is a list of research-related works In preparation:

    Extras