Alexandru D. Ionescu

Personal Information:

• Born: August 8, 1973 in Bucharest, Romania.
• Romanian citizenship, U. S. permanent residency.
  
• Current Address: Department of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin--Madison, 480 Lincoln Drive, Madison, WI 53706.

Academic Positions:

• Associate Professor of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin--Madison (Fall 2005-Present).
• Assistant Professor of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin--Madison (Fall 2002-Spring 2005).
• C.L.E Moore Instructor of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Fall 1999-Spring 2002).
• Member of the Institute for Advanced Study (Fall 1999-Spring 2000).

Education:

• 1995-1999: Princeton University, Department of Mathematics, Princeton, NJ.

                    Ph.D in Mathematics (November 1999).
                    M.A in Mathematics (June 1997).

• 1993-1995: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA.

                    B.S in Mathematics (June 1995).

• 1991-1993: University of Bucharest, Department of Mathematics.

Grants and Fellowships:

• David and Lucile Packard Fellowship in Science and Engineering (2004--2009).
• NSF Grant (2004-2007).
• Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship (2003--2005).
• NSF Grant (2001-2004).
• Alfred P. Sloan Graduate Fellowship (1998-1999).

Publications and Prepublications


Graduate courses taught:

• Spring 2007, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 725 (A Second Course in Real Analysis).
• Spring 2006, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 828 (Advanced Topics in Harmonic Analysis).
• Fall 2005, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 827 (Fourier Analysis).
  
• Spring 2005, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 828 (Advanced Topics in Harmonic Analysis).
• Spring 2004, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 725 (A Second Course in Real Analysis).
• Fall 2003, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 721 (A First Course in Real Analysis).
• Spring 2003, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 828 (Advanced Topics in Harmonic Analysis).
• Fall 2002, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Math 827 (Fourier Analysis).
• Fall 2001, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Math 827 (Fourier Analysis).

Undergraduate courses taught:

• Spring 2007, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 341 (Linear Algebra).
  
• Spring 2005, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 322 (Applied Mathematical Analysis).
• Fall 2003, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 275 (Topics in Calculus I).
• Fall 2002, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 319 (Techniques in Ordinary Differential Equations).
• Spring 2002, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 18.03 (Differential Equations).
• Fall 2001, University of Wisconsin--Madison, Math 275 (Topics in Calculus I).
• Spring 2001, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 18.100B (Real analysis).
• Fall 2000, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 18.01 (Calculus).