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Dominique Maldague


Department of Mathematics
MIT
Cambridge, MA 02139

Office: 2-167
Email: dmal AT MIT DOT edu
Curriculum Vitae   (updated August 2023)

ABOUT ME

I am an NSF postdoctoral fellow working in the analysis group at MIT. My primary research area is harmonic analysis, and I am especially interested in studying detailed properties of the Fourier transform. I grew up in Los Angeles, CA and spent 8 years in Berkeley as an undergraduate and PhD student (under my advisor, Mike Christ). At MIT, I have focused on decoupling theory (studying properties of functions with specialized Fourier support, like on a parabola) with Larry Guth.

RESEARCH

For an up-to-date list of my papers, use this Arxiv link.

TEACHING

MIT

Fall 2023: Recitation instructor 18.821

Fall 2022: Course instructor 18.100Q

Fall 2020: Recitation instructor 18.01

Fall 2019: Recitation instructor 18.01

UC Berkeley

Spring 2016: GSI Math 202B

Spring 2014: GSI Math 1B

Fall 2013: GSI Math 54

Spring 2013: GSI Math 16B

CONTACT

dmal AT mit DOT edu
2-167
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