Hamid Hezari                                                               
                                                                                                   2935 Guilford Avenue
                                                                                                                            Baltimore, MD  21218
                                                                                                                                       443-802-3373
                                                                                                                 hhezari@math.jhu.edu

EDUCATION:

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, Pursuing PhD in Mathematics, 2004 to present.                                   

Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC, Continuing studies in mathematics, 2004.                                              
Sharif University, Tehran, Iran, Masters of Science in Mathematics (Number Theory), 2003.

Sharif University, Tehran, Iran, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, 2001                                        

RESEARCH:

My research interests are the applications of microlocal Analysis in studying the behavior of eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of Laplacian and Schrodinger Operators. For example I am interested in, Inverse Spectral Problems concerning the Laplace and Schrodinger operators, distribution of zeros and critical points of eigenfunctions, and quantum limits of eigenfunctions.

TEACHING:
                   Summer 2006: Johns Hopkins University. Linear Algebra.
                   Spring 2003: Tehran, Iran Sharif University.  Algebraic Geometry.

AWARDS:  
                   William Kelso Morril Teaching Award, Johns Hopkins University, 2008
                   Best entering graduate student award from SFU – 2003
                   Gold medal in Sixth International Scientific Olympiad in Mathematics – Iran 2001
                   Ranked second out of 3000 senior undergraduate students in mathematics competition – 2001