Mark Ablowitz
Mark Ablowitz · Science & Medicine
Soliton theory and the inverse scattering transform
1945, New York City, United States
United States
Mark Ablowitz is recognized among Jewish contributors to Science & Medicine — Soliton theory and the inverse scattering transform
Ablowitz is an applied mathematician who helped develop the inverse scattering transform, a powerful method for solving nonlinear wave equations exactly, and co-authored the AKNS framework that unified the theory of solitons. His work underlies the mathematics of solitary waves in optics, fluids and plasmas. A professor at the University of Colorado, he is documented as Jewish in Jewish biographical references.
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Soliton theory and the inverse scattering transform
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Mathematics
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