My research focuses on mathematical physics, with particular emphasis on spectral theory and Sturm–Liouville theory, including the analysis of spectral functions and their applications to geometric analysis on manifolds, spectral geometry, quantum field theory, and quantum gravity.
Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department of Mathematics
My work focuses on spectral functions and their applications across several areas of mathematical physics and analysis.
The interdisciplinary nature of these problems brings my research into contact with partial differential equations, complex analysis, special functions, and asymptotic analysis.
Spectral zeta functions, functional determinants, Sturm–Liouville operators, and spectral asymptotics.
Spectral geometry, heat kernels, Laplace-type operators, and analysis on manifolds.
Casimir problems, one-loop effects, quantum fields in curved settings, and related models.
Complex analytic and asymptotic methods arising in spectral and geometric problems.
Refereed publications in reverse chronological order.