Ngoc Thanh Do

Research Interests:

  • Analysis of PDEs, Wave propagation
  • Inverse problems, Integral transforms of Radon type and their applications, Hybrid methods (TAT, PAT, MAET, etc)
  • Spectral theory, Periodic Differential Operators, Nanomaterials

Publications and preprints:

Peer-reviewed papers:

In preparation:

  • Do N., Stability of inverse source problem for the wave equation with reduced data
  • Do N., Kuchment P., Sottile F., On the generic structure of spectral edges for periodic difference operators

Other:

Talks and Poster:

Invited Talks:

  • Theoretically exact solution of the inverse source problem for the wave equation with spatially and temporally reduced data
  • ---Special Session on Recent Advances in Inverse Problems and Imaging, JMM, Baltimore, 01/2019
  • Inverse source problem for the wave equation with reduced data: an explicit solution
  • ---Inverse Problems Seminar, Texas A&M University, 10/2018
  • Quantum graph and some applications in nano-science and solid state
  • --- Measure Theory Seminar, Kent State University, 10/2015
  • On the genericity of non-degenerate spectral edges
  • --- Gauge Theory and Mathematical Physics Seminar, Michigan State University, 03/2015
  • Quantum graph model of a graphyne and graphyne nanotubes
  • --- Spectral Theory section, AMS Sectional Meeting, University of New Mexico, 04/2014
  • Local Seminar Talks:

    • Inverse source problem for the wave equation with reduced data: an explicit solution
    • ---Modeling and Computation Seminar, University of Arizona, 02/2018
    • Quantum graph and some applications in nano-science and solid state
    • --- Mathematical Physics and Harmonic Analysis Seminar, Texas A&M University, 10/2014
    • "E" vs. "y" or quantum graph model of graphyne structure
    • --- Graduate Student Seminar, Texas A&M University, 10/2013
    • --- Mathematical Physics and Harmonic Analysis Seminar, Texas A&M University, 02/2013
    • Contributed Talks:

      • Theoretically exact solution of the inverse source problem for the wave equation with spatially and temporally reduced data
      • --- Summer School Waves and Particles in Random Media: Theory and Applications, Colorado State University, 05/2018
      • Quantum graph and some applications in nano-science and solid state
      • --- Joint Mathematics Meetings, San Antonio, 01/2015
      • --- Texas Analysis and Mathematical Physics Symposium, University of Texas at Austin, 11/2014
      • Quantum graph model of a graphyne and graphyne nanotubes
      • --- Joint Mathematics Meetings, Seattle, 01/2016
      • --- Prairie Analysis Seminar, Kansas State University, 09/2015
      • Poster:

        • Some graph models in nano-science and solid state
        • --- AWM Poster Session, Joint Mathematics Meetings, Seattle, 01/2016
        • --- Waves, Spectral Theory, and Applications, Princeton University, 09/2015
        • --- Inverse problems and Spectral Theory, Texas A&M University, 10/2014