Simon Eveson

Dr. Simon Eveson is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at the University of York. His research focuses on functional analysis, operator theory, and computational methods applied to wave propagation and groundwater modeling. He holds a BSc and DPhil from the University of Sussex.

Education: BSc, DPhil (Sussex).

Research interests include theoretical aspects of functional analysis and operator theory, alongside computational applications such as discontinuous Galerkin methods for poroelastic wave propagation and groundwater modeling. His work bridges pure mathematics with practical numerical techniques.

Publications span computational physics and hydrology, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches. Notable projects include a European Commission-funded initiative on integral operators (2010–2012).

Grants: Principal investigator for the IFIOP project (EU-funded, 2010–2012). Activities include hosting academic visitors, delivering invited talks (e.g., University of Canterbury, 2018), and collaborative research in computational wave modeling.

Labs/Teams: Member of the Geometry and Analysis Research Group at the University of York.