Welcome to Huiqiang Jiang's Homepage

Assistant Professor
School of Mathematics
University of Pittsburgh
301 Thackeray Hall
Pittsburgh, PA, 15232

Office: 617 Thackeray Hall
Telephone: (412)624-8354
Office Hours: MWF 10:00am -- 10:50am or by appointment
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Research Interests

Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations
Calculus of Variations
Geometric Measure Theory
Geometric Analysis

Publications and Preprints

On steady states of van der Waals force driven thin film equations.
With Wei-Ming Ni, European Journal of Applied Mathematics, 18:153-180, 2007
Analytic regularity of a free boundary problem.
Calculus of Variations and PDE, 28(1):1-14, 2007
A prior estimates of stationary solutions of an activator-inhibitor system.
With Wei-Ming Ni, Indiana Univ. Math. J., 56(2):681-732, 2007
A remark on the existence of suitable vector fields related to the dynamics of scalar semi-linear parabolic equations.
With Fengbo Hang, Proceedings of AMS, 134(9):2633-2637, 2006
Global existence of solutions of an activate-inhibitor system.
Discrete Contin. Dyn. Syst, 14(4):737-751, 2006
A new type of free boundary problem with volume constraint.
With Fanghua Lin, Comm. Partial Differential Equations, 29(5-6):821-865, 2004
Zero set of Sobolev functions with negative power of integrability.
With Fanghua Lin, Chinese Ann. Math. Ser. B, 25(1):65-72, 2004
Infinitesimal deformations of surfaces of positive curvature in R³ and some classes of boundary value problems.
Chinese Ann. Math. Ser. A, 19(6):659-666, 1998.

Teaching

Fall, 2007: Math 0230
Spring, 2007: Calculus I; Calculus II
Fall, 2006:Calculus I
Summer, 2006: Multivariable Calculus
Spring, 2006: College Algebra and Probability (course supervisor)
Fall, 2005: Elementary Partial Differential Equations I
Spring, 2005: Calculus II (course supervisor)
Fall, 2004: Calculus II
Spring, 2004: Calculus I
Fall, 2003: Precalculus I ; Calculus I
Spring, 2003: Business Calculus
Fall, 2002: Probability and Statistics
Spring, 2002: Business Calculus
Spring, 2001: Business Calculus

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