Dr. Eric Baer

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Eric Baer is a Senior Instructional Professor in the Department of Statistics at the University of Chicago. His primary research focuses on mathematical analysis and applied mathematics, particularly on problems involving partial differential equations. Baer investigates geometric functional inequalities and their applications, as well as minimizers of geometric variational problems that arise in mathematical models, such as those describing the shapes of liquid drops and crystalline structures. He also delves into mathematical issues occurring in fluid and solid mechanics, employing a rigorous analytical approach to solve complex mathematical challenges. Through his teaching and research, Baer contributes significantly to bridging theoretical mathematics and practical applications in various scientific fields.

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