About me

πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ“ I am a fourth year graduate student at Columbia University, supervised by both [Professor Mu-Tao Wang](http://www.math.columbia.edu/~mtwang/) and [Professor Elena Giorgi](http://www.math.columbia.edu/~egiorgi/). I was an undergraduate student in Hong Kong University of Science and technology, supervised by [Professor Frederick Fong](https://frederickfong.me). === ✨ My research interests are differential gemeomtry, partial differential equation, general relativity and so on. I am particualarly attracted by Black Hole which is the most fasinating object that exists in our spacetime! === πŸ“ƒ So far, my appeared works are about uniqueness of a certain flow soliton, positively curved manifolds with boundary, wave equations on extremal Blackhole background and rigidity/isotopy of maps betwen positively curved manifolds. See my [publications list](https://jingbowanmath.github.io/publications/). === πŸ™‡β€β™‚οΈ Right now, I am focusing on/studying the following topics: Stability of Blackholes, GCM construction (generally covariant modulated) introduce by Klainerman-Szeftel, positive scalar curvature (both minimal surface and Dirac operator approach) and so on. I am very willing to discuss and learn! === πŸ§‘β€πŸ« For seminars and talks, I co-organized two seminars in the past two semesters: one about [Scalar Curvature and Topology](https://math.columbia.edu/~axu/seminars/scalar-curvature-seminar-post/), another one about [dihedral rigidity](http://math.columbia.edu/~ypharry/seminar/dihedral-rigidity.html). (I will keep this list updated.) Besides giving talks in these two student seminars, I also gave several survey talks about wave equations and Blackhole existence, see my [talk lists](https://jingbowanmath.github.io/talks/). === πŸƒ I also enjoy walking and a little running, escpecially walks in Manhattan, Hong Kong, Beijing or other big cities.