题目：Analysis and Simulations of Maxwell's Equations for Invisibility Cloaks and Graphene

报告人：Prof. Jichun Li   (University of Nevada Las Vegas)

地点：致远楼108室

时间：2025年1月6日 10:00-11:00

Abstract: Maxwell's equations play an important role in analyzing and modeling of wave propagation in electric and optical materials. In this talk, I'll focus on some time-dependent Maxwell's equations resulting from complex electromagnetic materials such as metamaterials and graphene. We will focus on  a rotation cloak model with metamaterials and a reformulated graphene model for simulating surface plasmon polaritons. Mathematical analysis and numerical simulations of these models will be discussed. Some open issues will be mentioned.

报告人简介：Jichun Li is Professor of Mathematics at University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV). He got his BS from Nanjing University, and PhD from Florida State University. His previous positions include Postdoc Fellow at University of Texas at Austin, and Associate Director of Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics (IPAM) at University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA). Research areas include analysis of  finite element methods, high-order compact difference methods, RBF meshless methods, and applications of PDEs in various areas. He has published over 150 SCI-indexed papers and 2 monographs (one in the famous Springer Series in Computational Mathematics, vol.43, Springer, 2013). In 2023, he was ranked #1087 (out of total 1275)  in United States and #2606 in the world by Research.com in the 2023 Edition of Ranking of the Best Mathematics Scientists. Currently, he serves as Editor-in-Chief of "Results in Applied Mathematics", Managing Editor of "Computers & Mathematics with Applications" (both published by Elsevier).

欢迎各位参加！