Curriculum Vitae of Jonathan C. Mattingly

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Jonathan C. Mattingly

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Duke University,
Box 90320,
Durham, NC 27708-0320, USA

(919) 660-6978 (office)

(email)

Personal: Born August 11th, 1969 in Stamford CT

Education

PhD in Applied and Computational Mathematics	Princeton University	1998
Auditor	ENS Lyon	1993
BS in Applied Mathematics	Yale University	1992
High School Diploma	NCSSM	1988

Areas of Research: Applied mathematics, Probability, Ergodic Theory, Stochastic partial differential equations, Stochastic dynamical systems, Stochastic Numerical methods, Fluids

Areas of Experience: Applied Mathematics
Stochastic Differential Equations
Partial Differential Euqations
Fluids
Stochastic Numerical Methods
Asymptotics

Professional Experience / Employment History

Stanford University: NSF Post-Doctoral Fellow, Department of Mathematics, 1999-2002

: Szego Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, 1998-2002

Lucent Technology: Summer Intern, Bell Laboratories, June-August 1997

Visiting Positions: Visiting Member (Program in stochastic analysis), Matematica nelle Scienze Naturali e Sociali, June 20, 2006 - July 25, 2006; Visiting Member, IMA, Univ of Minnisota, November 17, 2004 - December 16, 2004; Member, Institute for Advanved Studies, 2002-03; Visiting Professor, University of Marseilles, France, July 2002; Visiting Scholar, Warwick University, UK, October 2000; Contractor, AT & T, July 1999; Member, MSRI, Berkeley Califonia, August-September 1998

Awards, Honors, and Distinctions: 2005 Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE), NSF/Whitehouse, June, 2006
NSF Career Award, July, 2005
Sloan Fellowship, Sloan Foundation, 2005-2007
NSF Post-Doctoral Fellow, NSF, 1999-2002

Recent Grant Support

Analysis of Mechanisms of Biochemical Homeostasis, NSF, 0616710, 2006/09-2009/09.
CAREER: Stochastic analysis and numerics in partial differential equations and extended dynamical systems, NSF, 2004/07-2009/07.
Sloan Fellowship, 2005/09-2007/09.
Visitinig Member, Institut Universitaire de France, 2004/05.

Conferences Organized: AIM conference: Stochastic numerics methods and application, October, 2007; Organizer MSRI semster program, December 30, 2006 - May 30, 2007; MSRI: Mathematical Issues in Stochastic Approaches for Multiscale Modeling, May 21, 2007 - May 26, 2007; Minisymposium, SIAM dynamical systems meeting, May, 2007; MSRI: Stochastic Dynamical Systems and Control, March 26, 2007 - February 30, 2007

Professional Service

University Committee: Adhoc commit on Mathematics sciences for Arts and Sciences, September, 2007 - present; Arts and Sciences Council, April, 2008 - April, 2010; Genome Center: Natural Sciences Working Group, September, 2004 - June, 2005

Dept Officer: Associate Director, CNCS, 2006 - present

Dept Committee: Math Bio Search Committee, December, 2004 - February, 2005

Papers Refereed: Associate editor, Communications in Mathematical Science, December 30, 2006 - present

Math Community Services: Associate editor, Communications in Mathematical Science, 2007 - present; Associate editor, SIAM Mathematical Analysis, January, 2007 - present; Associate editor Annals of probability, January, 2006 - present; AMS Committee on Committees, 2007 - 2009; One of 3 principle lectures, St Flour Summer School in Probabilit, June, 2007

Other: Co-organizer of CNCS seminar, September, 2007 - present; Organized Probability Seminar (with Ryder, Bahktin, McKinley), 2004, 2006 - present; Organized Applied Math and Analysis Seminar (with A. Layton, A. Catlla), 2004, 2007- present

Selected Recent Invited Talks: Spectral gaps for degenerately forced SPDEs, Particle systems, nonlinear diffusions, and equilibration, November 12-16, 2007 [semester-w-0708-workshops]; Ergodicity of Degenerately forced SPDES, Sixth Northeast Probability Seminar, November 16, 2007 [available here]; The Stochastic Calculus of Being Cool, Duke Faculty/Grad seminar, September 14, 2007; Ergodicity of SPDEs, 37th Saint Flour probability Summer school, July 6 - 20, 2007 [html]; Seminare Hypathie, Univ. de Provence, Marseille, France, June 22, 2007; Spectral Gap Results for Partially Dissipative Dynamics, SIAM Dynamical systems conference, May 28, 2007; Transfer of dissipation and fluctuations in a simple example, Stanford Applied Math, May 11, 2007 [htm]; Anomalous dissipation and ergodicity in stochastically forced fluid models, Stanford Mathematics Colloquium, April 12, 2007 [available here]; Smooth densities for degenerate SPDEs: Malliavin calculus and controllability, Stochastic Dynamical Systems and Control, March 26, 2007 [show_workshop]; Ergodicity in infinite dimensions: SPDEs and the Wasserstein metric, Berkeley Probability Seminar, March 21, 2007 [html]; Evans Probability Seminar. Ergodicity in infinite dimensions: SPDEs and the Wasserstien metric, Berkeley Mathematics Department, March 21, 2007 [show_specialtalk]; Ergodicity in inﬁnite dimensions and the spread of randomness, Stanford Probability seminar, February 26, 2007 [pdf]; Random Dynamical Systems, MSRI, February 20, 2007; 2D Stochastic Navier Stokes: Spectral Gaps and Ergodicity, MIT/ Harvard Analysis seminar, March, 2006; Malliavin Calculus, Hypoellipticity, and Ergodicity, Maryland Dynamics Conference, March, 2006; Degenerately forced stochastic fluid equations and simple models with anomalous dissipation, MSRI :Probability, Geometry and Integrable Systems, December 5, 2005; Spectral gaps and coupling for degenerate stochastic PDEs, MSRI:Optimal Mass Transport and its Applications, November 15, 2005; Simple Models with Anomolous Disipation and Energy casceades, Warwick, UK, November, 2005; Exponential Mixing for the Degenerately forced Navier Stokes Equations, MSRI: Analytical and Stochastic Fluid Dynamics, October 11, 2005; Degenerately Forced SPDEs, Frontiers in Probability, Joint Statisics meeting, August, 2005; Hypoellipticity and SPDEs, Stochastic Analysis and Partial Differential Equations, Northwestern University, June, 2005; Simple Models of Energy cascades, UNC Applied Math, April, 2005; Stochastic Models in Fluid Mechanics, FIM ETH Zurich, January 10, 2005; Ergodicity of the 2D Navier-Stokes equations under very degenerate forcing, Probability Seminar, Univ. of Minnisota, December 10, 2004; Ergodicity of the 2D Navier-Stokes equations under very degenerate forcing, CAMP/Nonlinear PDE's Seminar, Univ of Chicago, December 8, 2004; Long Time Simulation of Stochastic Differential Equations, IMA Multiscale working group, December 6, 2004; Degenerately Forced Navier Stokes Equation, Univ of Maryland, November 12, 2004; Ergodicity of the degenerately forced Stochastic Navier Stokes Equations., AMS Sectional Meeting, Evanstion IL, October 23, 2004; Malliavin Calculus and ergodicity of the full degenerate Navier-Stokes equation, Analysis and Probability Seminar, Northwestern, October 22, 2004; Ergodicity of the Degenerately Forced Navier-Stokes Equation, Marseilles, France, June, 2004; Hypo-ellipticity and cascades of probability in 2D Navier-Stokes equation, Dynamical Systems and Differential Equations Conference (Los Angeles, CA), June, 2004; Numerical Methods for the long time simulations of Stochastic Differential Equations, Dynamical Systems and Differential Equations Conference (Los Angeles, CA), June, 2004; The Degenerately Forced Navier-Stokes Equation, Dynamical Systems and Differential Equations Conference (Los Angeles, CA), June, 2004; Numerical Methods of SDEs: Long time simulation, NC State University, March, 2004; Ergodic Theory of Dissipative PDEs, Ergodic Theory Workshop, UNC Chapel Hill, February, 2004; Stochastic Partial Differential Equations and Applications, Trento, Italy, January, 2004; Ergodic Theory of Dissipative SPDEs, NC State, November, 2003; Midwest Probability Colloquium, Northwestern, 17 October 2003; Workshop on Stochastic Partial Differential Equations and Related Topics, Warwick, UK, 3 August 2003; Stochastic Numerical Methods, LMS Durham Symposium:Markov Chains, Durham, UK, 27 July 2003; Kolmogorov 100, Moscow, Russia, 17 June 2003; ForgesLesEaux, Forges Les Eaux PDE conference, France, 7 June 2003; 2D Navier Stokes with Stochastic Forcing: Ergodicity, scale, and Malliavin Calc, IAS, Princeton NJ, 8 March 2003; Organizer and a mini simposium speaker, AMAM, Nice 2003, 14 February 2003 [available here]; Ergodicity, mixing, and scales in the stochastically forced Navier-Stokes equation, Special session honoring Ya. Sinai, AMS meeting Baltimore, 14 January 2003; Stochastically forced Navier Stokes: Ergodicity, Mixing and scales, Applied Mathematics Seminar, Columbia University, 3 December 2002 [jpg]; Semi-Plenary Lecture: Adaptive Schemes for long time simulations of SDEs, Workshop on Stochastic Computation, FoCM'02, IMA, Minneapolis, 14 August 2002 [htm]; Ergodicity of Stochastically Forced PDEs, CAMP/Nonlinear PDE's Seminar, University of Chicago, 3 June 2002 [html]; Ergodicity of Stochastically Forced PDEs, University of California, Santa Barbara, 22 February 2002; Ergodicity of Stochastically Forced PDEs, Department of Applied Math, Brown University, 20 February 2002; Ergodicity of Stochastically Forced PDEs and Multiscale Numerics, Applied Mathematics, Caltech, 10 February 2002; Ergodicity of Stochastically Forced PDEs, Courant Institute, New York University, 30 January 2002; Ergodic theory of Navier-Stokes equation and dissipative PDEs, infinite dimensional coupling and Gibbs measures, AMS-SMF: First Joint Mathematical International Meeting, 19 July 2001 [available here]; Gibbs Measures and Ergodicity in the 2D Stochastically Forced Navier Stokes Equation, Unversity of Paris VI, 12 June 2000; Gibbs Measures and Ergodicity in the 2D Stochastically Forced Navier Stokes Equation, Princeton Alumni Conference, 12 June 2000; Ergodicity of the 2-Dim Navier Stokes Equations: Random contractions, random attractors, and coupling in infinite dimensions, University of California, Los Angeles, 13 April 2000; The Stochastic Navier Stokes Equations: Invarient Measures and Trivial Attractors, AMS Meeting, Santa Barbara, C.A., 12 April 2000; Ergodicity of the 2-Dim Navier Stokes Equations: Random contractions, random attractors, and coupling in infinite dimensions, Probability Seminar, Berkeley, 5 December 1999; Ergodicity of the 2-Dim Navier Stokes Equations: Random contractions, random attractors, and coupling in infinite dimensions, Probability Seminar, Stanford university, 15 November 1999 [abs]; The stochastically forced 2-dim Navier Stokes equation, Integrating Integrability into Mathematics and Science, Univ. of Arizona, 29 October 1999 [htm]; Stochastically forced dynamical systems and their numerical discretizations, AMS Metting, Charlotte N.C., 12 October 1999; Can Kolmogorov s ideas on turbulence be part of dynamical systems?,, ITP Summer School, Trieste Italy, 12 July 1998

Doctoral Theses Directed: David F. Anderson, (2004 - August, 2005)

Professional Affiliations: AMS
SIAM
IMS

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Last modified: 2008/05/03

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