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Gino Biondini
Professor of Mathematics
University at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences
AREAS OF EXPERTISE:
Mathematical properties of waves, solitons, applied mathematics, mathematical physics, general questions about mathematics
Gino Biondini uses mathematical models to study and describe physical phenomena, in particular waves, including solitons. His work has applications in optical fiber communications, nonlinear optics and water waves.
His research has two main goals: The first is to understand the properties of and solutions to equations used to represent various physical phenomena. The second objective is to study the potential applications of these equations in real-world situations, with the aim of obtaining results of practical usefulness. Biondin’s research interests also include integrable systems, inverse problems, applied probability, stochastic processes, water waves and optics.
He can also speak to media about general topics in mathematics, as well as answer questions about probability.
CONTACT:
Gino Biondini, PhD
Professor of Mathematics
University at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences
- 716-645-8810
- biondini@buffalo.edu
- Gino Biondini’s website