معرفی
Tao Mei is a Professor of Mathematics at Baylor University, joining in August 2015. Prior to Baylor, he held faculty positions at Wayne State University (2010-2015) and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2006-2010). He earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Texas A&M University in 2006 under Gilles Pisier.
- Research Focus: Analysis and probability, particularly noncommutative analysis, free probability, harmonic analysis, and operator algebras.
- Grants: Supported by NSF awards DMS-2247123 and DMS-2400113.
Mei's work bridges operator theory, functional analysis, and quantum probability. His recent publications emphasize Fourier multipliers, maximal inequalities, and noncommutative harmonic analysis. He has mentored PhD students including Chian Y. Chuah, Zhen C. Liu, and Sebastian Vargas Loaiza.
He co-organizes international seminars such as the Virtual Noncommutative Analysis Weekly Seminar and leads the Brazos Analysis seminar, supported by NSF DMS-2400113. His invited lectures span institutions like UCSD, Ohio State University, and Ghent University, highlighting his contributions to quantum information theory and operator analysis.
