The KIAS Springer Series
in Mathematics

 

The KIAS Springer Series in Mathematics publishes original content in the form of high level research monographs, lecture notes, proceedings and contributed volumes as well as advanced textbooks in English language only, in any field of Pure and Applied Mathematics. 

Professor Young-Hoon Kiem

Young-Hoon Kiem, School of Mathematics, is an algebraic geometer who has been mainly working on moduli spaces, intersection theory, enumerative invariants and related areas.     He likes to study geometry of moduli spaces and investigate enumerative virtual invariants.

Kyeongsu Choi has won
the Young Scientist Award

 

Professor Kyeongsu Choi of the School of Mathematics, who is recognized for 'establishing the well-posedness theorem around stable singularities of the mean curvature flow',  has won the 2022 'Young Scientist Award'.

Professor Sangkook Choi

Sangkook Choi, School of Computational Sciences, is a condensed matter theorist. He is interested in emergent phenomena in quantum materials and their application to quantum information science. To this end, he develops and applies cutting-edge ab initio methodologies based on many body perturbation theory, dynamical mean field theory, and machine-learning algorithms.

Professor Donghui Jeong

Donghui Jeong, School of Physics, studies the origin and evolution of the Universe as well as the fundamental physics governing them by observing the large-scale structure. He established the galaxy bias model connecting matter distribution and galaxy distribution and invented the method of constraining dark-matter particle mass from the black hole’s mass function in the sub-solar mass range. Currently, he is preparing the AI to map the dark-matter distribution from the peculiar velocity field that will come from the A-SPEC galaxy survey.

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