The Home Page of Maciej Zworski

Maciej Zworski

Professor of Mathematics




Mathematics Department

University of California, Berkeley


Office: 897 Evans Hall

Phone: (510) 643-7991
Fax: (510) 642-8204





In the Fall of 2004 I enjoyed my first sabbatical semester ever.

The schedule of The Paris Nord-Berkeley Analysis Seminar can be found here.

Information about journals with which I am affiliated can be found below.

  • Analysis & PDE

  • American Journal of Mathematics

  • Canadian Journal of Mathematics

  • Applied Mathematics Research eXpress

  • Methods and Applications of Analysis

    • I study mathematical aspects of quantum mechanics, more specifically scattering theory and microlocal analysis.

    Some recent talks:

  • Fractal Weyl laws in chaotic scattering , RES04, January 2004.

  • Control theory and high energy eigenfunctions, (with Nicolas Burq), Forges-les-eaux, June 2004. Here is the short note for the proceedings.

  • Fractal Weyl laws for open quantum maps , SCATT05, March 2005.

  • Quantum decay rates in chaotic scattering , Talk at Ecole Polytechnique, May 2006.

  • Soliton scattering by delta impurities , Colloque EDP Evian-les-Bains, June 2006.

  • What are the residues of resolvents of Laplacians on symmetric spaces? , Summers School: Microlocal and Geometric Methods in Representation Theory, July 2006.

  • Quantum decay rates in chaotic scattering (with Stéphane Nonnenmacher), AMS National Meeting, New Orleans, January 2007.

  • Quantum chaos in scattering theory Colloquium talks 2006/08 at First Joint CMS/SMM Meeting , Northwestern, Univ. of North Carolina, and Univ. of Washington.

  • NEW! Soliton Home Movies, a popular talk for prospective graduate students (a reasonably decent PDF viewer might be needed to see the movies)

    Theory and computation of resonances in 1d scattering: David Bindel's website (still in progress and developing) with his easy-to-use MATLAB codes for computations of resonances.

    Lecture notes: Version 0.3 for an advanced graduate course on ''Semiclassical Analysis'' (written with L. C. Evans).

    Potential scattering on the real line Old lecture notes (written with S. H. Tang).

    My 1999-2007 papers can be found here.

    My more recent papers can be found below.