Research:
I am interested in partial differential equations and mathematical physics.
- Publication list,
brief CV,
and
orcid
record
- My graduate textbook
Lectures on Navier-Stokes
Equations, AMS Graduate Studies in Mathematics 192.
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Diff. Geom.-Math. Phys.-PDE Seminar,
Math Seminars,
PIMS events,
IAM events
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I was an editor (2014-2020) for
Taiwanese
Journal of Mathematics
- Videos of my talks at
Harvard (April 2016),
IHES (July 2016),
Fields (Sept
2020),
Virtual Analysis and PDE Seminar (March 2021),
BIRS workshop (July
2021), and
NYU Abu Dhabi (Jan 2022)
- I was a co-organizer of the following events:
Teaching:
- Sep - Dec 2026: no teaching
- Jan - Apr 2027
- MATH 401 Green's Functions and Variational
Methods (TTh 11am)
- MATH 567 Nonlinear Wave Equations
(TTh 2pm)
- Past teaching and schedules
Contact Info:
Department of Mathematics
University of British Columbia
1984 Mathematics Road
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z2
Canada
Office: MATH building Room 109
Email: ttsai at math.ubc.ca
Phone: 604-822-2591
Fax: 604-822-6074
URL:
https://personal.math.ubc.ca/~ttsai/ (this page)
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Info:
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- 2008:
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