杨童鸥
副教授
yangto@sustech.edu.cn
(See here for the English version)
研究领域:调和分析、几何测度论、分形几何
工作经历:
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2026.06- 南方科技大学 副教授
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2025.08-2026.05 南方科技大学 助理教授
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2023.07-2025.06 美国加州大学洛杉矶分校 兼职助理教授(博士后)
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2022.08-2023.05 美国威斯康辛大学麦迪逊分校 Van Vleck 访问助理教授(博士后)
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2021.09-2022.08 加拿大英属哥伦比亚大学 博士后
教育背景:
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2017.08-2021.05 加拿大英属哥伦比亚大学 博士 数学专业
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2015.08-2017.07 香港中文大学 硕士 数学专业
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2011.08-2015.07 香港中文大学 学士 数学专业
英文版履历(2026.06更新)Google 坚果云
Please check my CV (Google 坚果云) for a list of publications.
I am currently working on the following topics:
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Decoupling theory for various geometric objects in the Euclidean space.
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Curved Kakeya problems and their related maximal operators.
Undergraduate thesis supervision:
陈子涵 Zihan CHEN (SUSTech 2026)
I am teaching MA117 (Calculus I) in Spring 2026 at SUSTech. Below are courses I have previously taught elsewhere (some courses were taught more than once):
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Calculus II (MA 127) SUSTech 2025
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Linear Algebra and Applications (MATH 33A) UCLA 2025
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Differential Geometry (MATH 120A) UCLA 2025
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Complex Analysis for Applications (MATH 132) UCLA 2025
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Linear Algebra and Applications (MATH 33A) UCLA 2024
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Linear Algebra and Applications (MATH 33A) UCLA 2024
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Complex Analysis for Applications (MATH 132) UCLA 2023
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Elementary Topology (MATH 551) UW-Madison 2023
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Analysis I (MATH 521) UW-Madison 2022
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Introduction to Complex Variables (MATH 300) UBC 2022
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Integral Calculus with Applications to Commerce and Social Sciences (MATH 105) UBC 2019
Please check my CV (Google 坚果云) for a list of publications.
Below are some other academic articles I have written:
Theses:
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Kakeya and restriction problems in harmonic analysis (my master thesis, 2017): Link
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Configurations and decoupling: a few problems in Euclidean harmonic analysis (my PhD thesis, 2021): Link
Notes/Slides:
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Study guide for "On restriction projections to planes in $\mathbb R^3$", with Tainara Borges and Siddharth Mulherkar, (2024), Link
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A Study Guide for A Study Guide for the l^2 decoupling Theorem by Bourgain and Demeter (2016) (Link to [Bourgain-Demeter]) and (Link to my note)
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A few remarks on decoupling (Link)
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Equivalence of decoupling constants (Link)