Andrew Seth Raich

Andrew Seth Raich is a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Arkansas, affiliated with the Department of Mathematical Sciences within the Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences. His expertise lies in Several Complex Variables, Partial Differential Equations, and Harmonic Analysis. Raich has held visiting positions at institutions like the University of Cambridge and Universidade Federal de São Carlos. He has received notable recognition, including the Fulbright College Master Researcher Award (2016) and NSF grants totaling over $200,000.

Education: PhD in Mathematics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison (2005), B.A. from Williams College (1998). Research focuses on CR Geometry, d-bar problems, and global regularity for operators like the Kohn-Laplacian. Over 30 peer-reviewed publications span topics such as heat kernels, Sobolev estimates, and geometric analysis. Active in academic service including roles as Undergraduate Coordinator and Graduate Program mentor. Key contributions include advancing understanding of Box_b operators on quadric manifolds and closed range properties for d-bar.

Awards include the 2017 plenary speaker at the AMS Spring Western Sectional Meeting, Simons Foundation Collaboration Grants, and teaching excellence awards. His work bridges pure mathematics with applications in geometric analysis, supported by international collaborations and conference organization.