Alfred Dolich received the PhD in 2002
from the University of Maryland.
His thesis ``On independence relations in model theory'' was written under
the supervision of M. C. Laskowski. Alfred has a B.A. in
mathematics and chemistry from the University of Pennsylvania and a
M.A. in mathematics from
Columbia University. He lists his research interests as model theory, simple
theories, and o-minimal theories with secondary interests in algebraic
geometry and set theory. Alfred is a VIGRE Van Vleck.
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Natalia Rozhkovskaya received an
M.S. (Diploma) from Moscow State University (Russia) and a PhD in
2002 from the University of Pennsylvania. Her thesis ``Quantum family
algebras'' was supervised by A. A. Kirillov.
Natalia lists her research interests as representation theory, combinatorics.
Lie groups and Lie algebras.
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John Vano received
his PhD from the University of Texas at Austin in 2002.
Earlier he received a B.A. in honors mathematic and honors physics from
Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Paul, Minnesota. His PhD work was
supervised
by Rafel de la Llave; the title of his thesis was ``Nash-Moser implicit
function theorem with Whitney regularity and applications.'' John
describes his research interests as investigation and exploration of real
world problems and phenomena using the tools and techniques of dynamical
systems, nonlinear control, geometry and partial differential equations.
John is also a VIGRE and Project NEXT Fellow.
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Jesenko Vukadinovic grew up in
Bosnia-Herzegovina, studied in Sarajevo,
received a Diplom-Mathematiker from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
in Munich, Germany, and a PhD in Applied Mathematics from Indiana University
in 2001. His thesis was supervised by Ciprian Foias and was titled ``On the
backward behavior of the solutions of the 2D periodic Kelvin filtered
Navier-Stokes equations.'' Jesenko lists his research interests as partial
differential equations, fluid dynamics, and kinetic theory. He is also a
VIGRE fellow.
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