Latest News
Recent preprints & publications
Preprint: The role of periodicity in the solution of third order boundary value problems
Preprint: Fokas Diagonalization
Preprint: Linear dispersive shocks
Published: Time-periodic linear boundary value problems on a finite interval
Published: Linear evolution equations on the half line with dynamic boundary conditions
Published: New revival phenomena for linear integro-differential equations
Research
I work in integrable systems, using inverse scattering methods to study initial- and initial-boundary value problems for partial differential equations. Much of my work is dedicated to studying initial-boundary value problems for high-order linear evolution equations, with complicated boundary conditions, especially from a spectral viewpoint.
My research page contains more information.
Research with undergraduate students
I have an active program of research with undergraduate students at Yale-NUS College. You can find out more at the Unified transform lab website.
Unified transform method
I set up the Unified Transform Method website. Over time, this has become a central portal for scholarly activity relating to Fokas' method. The website details most of the published work on Fokas' method and its various applications.
Teaching
I enjoy teaching university level mathematics. I recently taught modules on proof, ordinary and partial differential equations, and applied calculus at Yale-NUS College. At University of Michigan and University of Cincinnati, I taught courses on Boundary Value Problems, Calculus & Precalculus. At University of Reading, I taught 1st and 2nd year courses on Real Analysis.
I completed the University of Reading's Teaching & Learning Support Programme, entitling me to Associate Fellowship of the UK Higher Education Academy.