About me
My name is Pierre-Olivier Parisé. I am a temporary assistant professor at the Department of Mathematics of the University of Hawaii at Manoa. I also received a 2-years long postdoctoral research scholarship (B3X) from the FRQNT to work alongside Malik Younsi, a professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Photo Credits : Jeff Gagnon
I recently got my Ph. D. from Laval University (QC, Ca) under the supervision of Thomas J. Ransford. My research during this time was funded by the Alexander-Graham Bell Graduate scholarship from NSERC the first 3 years and, for my last year, I was supported by a graduate scholarship from FRQNT. My thesis focused on applications of summability methods to the convergence of the Taylor series in various spaces of holomorphic functions.
I also got my Masters' degree in 2017 from Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières. My supervisor was Dominic Rochon. I have worked on multicomplex dynamical systems and studied the Mandelbrot sets in the setting of the multicomplex numbers.
Contact
Email: parisepo@hawaii.edu.
Office: Physical Science Building 302 (PSB 302).