Summer Al Hamdani

Introduction

Name in Arabic: سمر الحمداني 🗣️

A (very old) photo of Summer Al Hamdani — 416 Van Vleck Hall,
480 Lincoln Dr,
Madison, WI 53705

I am a Mathematics Ph.D. candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, studying harmonic analysis under the tutelage of Betsy Stovall. My doctoral minor is in statistics. Broadly speaking, I am most interested in various facets of multilinear harmonic analysis, with some loose interests in how certain multilinear operators naturally arise in applications. I am incredibly fortunate for my graduate studies and research to be partially supported through the Analysis and PDEs Research Training Grant.

I'm a co-organizer for Gems. Previously, I co-founded and co-organized the Graduate Analysis and PDEs Seminar. Prospective students^[1] interested in either Gems' activities or studying analysis at UW Madison are welcome to contact me.

Before starting the doctoral program, I earned my B.A. in Math, B.S. in Biomedical Physics, and M.S. in Math from Fresno State (go Bulldogs!). Afterwards, I briefly earned a living as a data analyst and mathematical statistician. My hobbies tend to change with the seasons; nowadays, I enjoy spending my time weightlifting, experimenting with various salsa recipes, and exploring Madison's beautiful trails alongside some wild turkeys.

This website is currently being redone--sorry! The best way to keep up with the happenings of my enthralling life is by email: alhamdani at math dot wisc dot edu. My CV is also available upon request. I generally reply to emails within an $\varepsilon$-neighborhood of 24 hours on business days.

[1] I receive many emails from prospective students. I am, regretfully, not an appropriate person to ask about the activities of the other research groups. I recommend you contact my peers who work in the field you are interested in, or (even better!) are advised by faculty whose research interests align with your own. I will, in general, not reply to such emails otherwise.