Naihuan Jing

Naihuan Jing is a Professor at North Carolina State University, based in SAS Hall 3142. His research spans representation theory, quantum groups, infinite-dimensional Lie algebras, vertex algebras, algebraic combinatorics, and quantum computation.

Education:

• Ph.D., Yale University (1989)
• M.S., Wuhan University and Yale University

His primary research interests include representation theory and quantum groups, with significant contributions to Kac-Moody Lie theory, vertex algebras, and quantum information processing. His work bridges abstract algebraic structures with practical quantum information applications.

Recent publications (2025) demonstrate intense focus on quantum entanglement metrics (discord, monogamy relations) alongside deep algebraic investigations of quantum groups, Lie algebras, and combinatorial structures like Schur functions, revealing strong interdisciplinary connections between mathematics and quantum computing.

Awards:

• Fulbright Scholar
• Humboldt Fellowship

No explicit details about student advising or research grants appear in the source material, though his extensive graduate course history suggests active mentorship.

He actively participates in the Algebra and Combinatorics research group and the Topology, Geometry and Mathematical Physics group at NCSU, contributing to major conferences in representation theory and quantum algebra.