Hao-Ning Wu

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Photo taken at HKU Main Building in Dec 2023 (More Photos)

About

I will join the School of Mathematical Sciences, Xiamen University as an assistant professor in fall 2026. I have held postdoctoral positions with Xiaosheng Zhuang in applied harmonic analysis at City University of Hong Kong, with Weiwei Hu in PDE control at the University of Georgia, and with Dong Li in the analysis of PDEs at the University of Hong Kong. I obtained my PhD degree from the University of Hong Kong in 2023, and completed my BSc degree at Jinan University, Guangzhou, China in 2019, both in mathematics. My PhD advisor was Xiaoming Yuan.

My research focuses on the mathematical foundations of sampling, approximation, and computation for problems in continuous mathematics. These problems arise from the following closely related fields:

❏ Sampling theory, approximation theory, and applied harmonic analysis.
❏ Constructive approximation approaches for PDEs and integral equations.
❏ Control and optimization of systems governed by PDEs and integral equations.

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Every Chinese name carries a specific and unique meaning, and mine is no exception. Hao (浩) signifies "vast and torrential water," while Ning (宁) represents "to pacify and stabilize." Thus, my name, Hao-Ning, depicts a scene where mighty water finally finds serenity.

I am originally from Wanxian, Sichuan (now Wanzhou district, Chongqing), a city nestled on the banks of the Yangtze River in southwestern China. It lies on the eastern rim of the Sichuan Basin, where the Upper Yangtze River turns from a northeastern to an eastward course. Just beyond this bend, the river begins her legendary passage through the majestic mountains, carving out the famously known Three Gorges.

I love exploring the world, especially by air and road. I am also an avid museum enthusiast, particularly drawn to museums dedicated to natural and human history. Yet, I find little appeal in the realm of postmodern art.

I appreciate the Hardy–Littlewood tradition of alphabetical authorship.
... My Erdős number is 3:
❏ Paul Erdős - Charles K. Chui - Ming-Jun Lai - W.

菩萨妖精,总是一念。
若论本来,皆属无有。

All distinctions arise from a single thought;
at the root, there is nothing.