Jun Zheng
Associate Professor
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Supervisor of Master's Candidates
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- Business Address:X4406, E1439
- Professional Title:Associate Professor
- Alma Mater:Lanzhou University
- Supervisor of Master's Candidates
- School/Department:School of Mathematics
- Today does not walk, will have to run tomorrow.
- Discipline:Mathematics
Basic Math
Applied Mathematics
Control Theory and Control Engineering
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Dr. Jun Zheng is an associate professor at the school of mathematics, SWJTU. His current research interests include second order of elliptic and parabolic partial differential equations, free boundary problems, control of distributed parameter systems, and nonlinear and robust control. He has more than 40 papers published by journals in the fields of mathematics and control, e.g., Adv. Cal. Var., AMPA, Automatica, IEEE TAC, IEEE TCST, Monatsh Math., SICON, etc.
- 1. 基础数学方向：偏微分方程正则性理论。 * 以来源于物理、工程、化学等领域的非线性椭圆型、抛物型、双曲型偏微分方程（PDEs）为研究对象，利用非线性泛函分析、变分法、偏微分方程正则性理论等工具，研究椭圆型、抛物型、双曲型等几类方程解的存在性、正则性，以及对解给出一些定性刻画。
- 2. 应用数学方向: 偏微分控制理论及应用。 * 郑军博士致力于将偏微分方程正则性理论、变分法、复分析、数学物理方程等工具，创造性地引入到偏微分方程主导的控制系统的理论研究与应用中，以解决控制领域内的一些重要的理论问题与工程实际问题。
- 3. 交叉学科方向：土木工程中的数学问题。 * 依托土木-数学联合科研基地，郑军博士致力于将数学工具应用到工程实际问题中，与土木学院刘钰博士、西华大学付娜博士共同从事铁路轨道结构与轨道力学，桥梁振动，及交通流等方面的研究工作。
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1.Name of Research Group:Partial differential equations and their applications
Description of Research Group:Dr. Zheng usually works with those in the fields of pure mathematics or engineering （e.g.,Prof. P. Zhao at Lanzhou University; Prof. G. Zhu in Canada; Dr. Y. Liu at the School of Civil Engineering, SWJTU; Dr. N. Fu at the School of Civil Engineering, Xihua University; Prof. Tavares and Alves in Brazil, et al.）.
People having great interests in PDEs, or in the applications of mathematical tools, are welcome to join us.
Students who would like to learn PDEs, or mathematical/engineering problems related to our interests, are also welcome!