Blair Davey Ph.D. Candidate in Mathematics The University of Chicago Department of Mathematics 5734 S. University Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60637 Office: Jones 207 Email: bdavey (at) math.uchicago.edu
General I did my undergraduate work at the University of Waterloo, where I earned my BMath in pure and applied mathematics. I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in Mathematics at the University of Chicago. My advisor is Carlos Kenig.
Research Interests I am interested in partial differential equations and harmonic analysis. Currently, I am working on problems in quantitative unique continuation.
Teaching I am a lecturer in the Department of Mathematics. During this academic year, I am teaching Calculus (Math 152-153). In the past, I have taught Elementary Functions and Calculus (Math 130s). During 2009-2010, I was the college fellow for Honours Analysis. I worked for John Boller in Math 207-208 and for Paul Sally in Math 209.
Personal I enjoy climbing, skiing and running. My husband's website is here.