Biography
My name is Gaoming Wang and currently, I’m a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Mathematical Department at Cornell University. My mentor is Prof. Xin Zhou. My research focuses on Geometric Analysis and Geometric Partial Differential Equations. Right now I’m focusing on the topics related to minimal surfaces, constant mean curvature surfaces, and mean curvature flows, including their singular version like minimal triple junction surfaces.
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Interests
- Geometric Analysis
- Minimal surfaces
- Geometric flows
Education
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PhD in Mathematics
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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BSc in Pure and Applied Mathematics
Tsinghua University
Publications and Preprints
(2022).
Generalized Bernstein Theorem for Stable Minimal Plateau Surfaces.
Submitted. arXiv:2210.11500, 2022.
(2022).
Dihedral rigidity in hyperbolic 3-space.
Submitted. arXiv:2208.03859, 2022.
(2022).
General Theory of Partial Differential Equations on Triple Junction Surfaces.
PhD thesis.
(2022).
Curvature Estimates for Stable Minimal Surfaces with a Common Free Boundary.
Calc. Var. 61, 138.
(2021).
Uniformization of surfaces with boundary and the application to the triple junction surfaces with negative Euler characteristic.
Submitted. arXiv:2110.12656, 2021.
(2021).
Index of Embedded Networks in the Sphere.
Submitted. arXiv:2110.12653, 2021.
Teaching
Currently I’m an instructor for Calculus I at Cornell University. Please see course website (MATH1110) for details.
Previous teaching experiences (as teaching assistants):
- Mathematical Analysis I (MATH2050 Spring 2022)
- Differential Geometry (MATH4030 Fall 2021)
- Riemannian Geometry I (MATH5061 Spring 2021),
- Mathematical Analysis I (MATH2050 Spring 2021, MATH2050 Spring 2020),
- Advanced Calculus II (MATH2020 Fall 2019).
Contact
- g.wang at cornell.edu
- 590 Malott Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, US 14853,