ADRIANO PISANTE

Calculus  unit-I  2025/2026 (ACSAI,  docente: Pisante)
 
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Le lezioni  si terranno in Aula 3 de Lollis   dal 30 settembre al 18 dicembre secondo il seguente orario
 

• Ma 8-11
• Gio  11-13

Ricevimento: giovedi, ore 9:30-10:30
 
Istituzioni di Analisi Superiore - 2025/26 (Matematica e Matematica Applicata; docente: Pisante)
 
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 Le lezioni si terranno in Aula III (NEF) e Aula IV (Dipartimento di Matematica) nel periodo 
30 settembre 2025 - 19 dicembre 2025  secondo il seguente orario 
 

• Martedi,       15-17 (Aula III)
• Mercoledi,  15-17 (Aula III)
• Venerdi,       8-10 (Aula IV)

Ricevimento:  mercoledi, ore 17:00-18:30 

Adriano Pisante is Full Professor in Mathematical Analysis in the University of Rome I "La Sapienza". Laurea in Mathematics at the University of Rome I, Ph.D. in Mathematics at the University of Rome I.

He spent visits and research periods in several departments in Paris, Zurich, Leipzig, Oxford, Bonn, Bilbao, Pittsburgh and Houston.

He has been Assistant Professor at the University of Rome I, 2005-2017. Associate Professor at the University of Rome I, 2018-2022. Full Professor at the University of Rome I, 2022-present.

He has supervised 15 Bachelor students, 10 Master students, 1 PhD student and 3 Postdocs

He has co-organized 4 international conferences.

Main research topics include:

-variational problems in Mathematical Physics (construction and localization of Wannier functions in periodic crystals; symmetry and qualitative properties of minimizers for Ginzburg-Landau and Landau-De Gennes functionals),

-nonlocal variational problems (energy functionals in fractional Sobolev spaces with lack of compactness, bubbling and concentration phenomena, for real-valued and circle-valued maps),

-singular limits in geometric analysis (construction of minimal surfaces with prescribed boundary at infinity in hyperbolic space; approximation of mean curvature flows on manifolds; stochastic fluctuations around mean curvature flows),

-parabolic evolution problems ( Instability of singular Yamabe metrics; nonuniqueness for the harmonic heat flows; well-posedness for a stochastic Allen-Cahn equation, inverse mean curvature flow).