The Analysis group at King's College London is one of the most active and successful analysis groups in the UK. The research interests of the group focus mainly on operator theory, spectral theory, PDEs, harmonic analysis, and random analytic functions. The group has an exceptional research track record, wide ranging collaborations, and excellent PhD completion rate. The central location of King's College London gives the group additional benefits of being at the heart of the London Analysis community.
Publications
Seminars and past events
Seminars
The London Analysis Seminar is a joint seminar series held on Thursdays (during term time) by the analysis groups at King's College, Imperial College, University College and Queen Mary College.
The Paris-London Analysis Seminars are held four times a year: twice in London and twice in Paris.
The King's College Analysis Seminars are an informal series of talks held at King's College London. These seminars normally take place on Thursdays at 11am at the Strand Campus.
Past events
One-day workshop in the memory of Professor Yuri Safarov
This is an annual event attracting leading analysts working in the areas related to Yuri Safarov's research. The workshop takes place annually in mid-January and was first held in 2018.
Recent Trends in PDE
The conference which took place in January 2018 was on the field of partial differential equations, with an emphasis on problems motivated by mathematical physics. Recent progress and important open problems were discussed and the event aimed to highlight some of the beautiful mathematical developments in this field over recent years.
Spectral theory of Hankel operators and related topics
Research workshop at King's College held in November 2017.
Brian Davies' 70th birthday Conference
In recognition of Brian Davies' 70th birthday a conference took place in October 2014, with themes related to his research.
Spectral theory of orthogonal polynomials
An informal postgraduate level lecture course at King's College London, Spring 2014. Lecturer: Professor Barry Simon (California Institute of Technology)
Publications
Seminars and past events
Seminars
The London Analysis Seminar is a joint seminar series held on Thursdays (during term time) by the analysis groups at King's College, Imperial College, University College and Queen Mary College.
The Paris-London Analysis Seminars are held four times a year: twice in London and twice in Paris.
The King's College Analysis Seminars are an informal series of talks held at King's College London. These seminars normally take place on Thursdays at 11am at the Strand Campus.
Past events
One-day workshop in the memory of Professor Yuri Safarov
This is an annual event attracting leading analysts working in the areas related to Yuri Safarov's research. The workshop takes place annually in mid-January and was first held in 2018.
Recent Trends in PDE
The conference which took place in January 2018 was on the field of partial differential equations, with an emphasis on problems motivated by mathematical physics. Recent progress and important open problems were discussed and the event aimed to highlight some of the beautiful mathematical developments in this field over recent years.
Spectral theory of Hankel operators and related topics
Research workshop at King's College held in November 2017.
Brian Davies' 70th birthday Conference
In recognition of Brian Davies' 70th birthday a conference took place in October 2014, with themes related to his research.
Spectral theory of orthogonal polynomials
An informal postgraduate level lecture course at King's College London, Spring 2014. Lecturer: Professor Barry Simon (California Institute of Technology)
Group lead
Eugene Shargorodsky
Professor in Analysis