Dr. Julian Edward
Dr. Edward's main area of research is analysis and partial differential
equations. He has studied the
spectral and inverse spectral properties of Steklov eigenvalues on bounded
domains, and the spectral/scattering theory of Schrodinger
operators on unbounded Euclidean domains. He has also studied the spectral
properties of Jacobi matrices.
He is collaborating with political scientist
Keith
Dougherty on topics in voting theory.
His main area of research at the moment is in control theory, in collaboration with Louis
Tebou in this deparment.
Preprints and publications
- Ingham-type inequalities for complex frequencies
and applications to control theory, Journal of Mathematical Analysis
and Applications, 324 (2006)
- (w. Louis Tebou) Uniform internal controllability
for structurally damped beam equation, Asymptotic
Analysis, 47 (2006), 55-83.
- (w. Keith Dougherty) A non-equilibrium analysis of Unanimity Rule, Majority
Rule, and two Pareto concepts, Economic Inquiry 43, (2005), 855-865.
- (w. Keith Dougherty) " The Pareto efficiency and expected cost of
k-majority versus rules", Politics, Philosophy, and Economics 3, (2004),
161-189
- Trapped modes for periodic structures in waveguides", Math. Methods in Applied Science.
27, (2004), 91-99.
- (w. Keith Dougherty) Simple versus absolute majority rule, in
submission.
- "On the resonances of the Laplacian on waveguides", Journal of Mathematical Analysis and
Applications 272, (2002), 89-116.
- "Bounds on the number of resonances for certain spaces which are flat
at infinity".
- "Eigenfunction decay for the Neumann Laplacian on planar domains
with horn-like ends", Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, Vol.43 (1),
2000 pp.51-59.