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Donald E. Marshall
Professor, appointed 1976 (Ph.D. UCLA 1976) Research area: Complex analysis Personal Web page: http://www.math.washington.edu/~marshall/personal.html E-mail: marshall[_a_t_]math.washington.edu Phone: 543-9352 Office: PDL C-555 Courses taught this quarter: 536A Hobbies: Hiking, soccer, Scandinavian folk-dancing, auto repair, sailing Professional interests My research centers on problems about functions of one complex variable, usually involving geometric estimates of harmonic measure. Many times these problems arise in other areas of mathematical research such as functional analysis, numerical analysis and probability. Topics include bounded analytic functions, univalent functions, extremal length, harmonic measure and the numerical computation of conformal maps.
The recently completed book, Harmonic Measure, with J. Garnett,
devotes the first four chapters to classical material suitable for a
second year course (graduate) in complex analysis, while the last
four chapters cover recent advances on Bloch functions, Brennan's
conjecture, harmonic measure in infinitely connected domains, rectifiability and other topics in geometric function theory.
Critical Points of Green's
Function, Harmonic Measure, and the Corona Problem, with P. Jones, Ark. för
Mat. 23 (1985), 281-314. |
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