Jose Luis Romero

Jose Luis Romero is an Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics, University of Vienna. His research spans harmonic analysis, sampling theory, Gabor frames, and signal processing, with a focus on mathematical physics and approximation theory. He has collaborated extensively on projects related to time-frequency analysis, Gaussian processes, and lattice structures.

His work includes 15 most recent publications (2024–2019) on topics such as:

• Gabor frames and their stability under deformations
• Sampling theory in shift-invariant spaces and phase-space covers
• Time-frequency concentration problems and spectral estimates
• Determinantal point processes and Coulomb gas equidistribution

His articles often integrate applied mathematics, signal processing, and mathematical physics, with keywords like Gaussian distribution, asymptotics, and Fourier transforms. While specific grants and advised students are not listed here, his collaborative projects highlight interdisciplinary applications in imaging sciences and partial differential equations.