Dr. Ahmed Sebbar

Dr. Ahmed Sebbar

Professor
Schmid College of Science and Technology; Mathematics
Office Location: Keck Center for Science and Engineering 362

Biography

Education

1978-1980
PhD in Mathematics, Bordeaux University

1976-1977
Master in pure Mathematics, Bordeaux University

1975-1976
B.S. in Mathematics, Mohamed V University, Rabat Morocco. 

Research Interests

The research interests of Dr.Sebbar center essentially around the geometric theory of functions. This includes the complex analysis of planar domains and their links to modular forms through uniformisation and to some aspects of Number theory.  Another research subject concerns Groups action on hyperbolic spaces in connection with Frobenius determinant and representation theory.

Keywords 

Green’s functions, Bergman kernel, Heat equation, Modular forms, infinite order differential operators, Frobenius determinant.

 

Recent Creative, Scholarly Work and Publications

Mehler’s formula, Gouy’s phase shift, to appear Conf ´erence Internationale des Math ´ematiques et leur Didactique
A Zeta function for multi complex algebra (with D.C. Struppa, A. Vajiac, M. Vajiac)
Arithmetic and analysis of the series $\displaystyle \sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{1}{n} \sin \frac{x}{n}, Part II$.
Circulant matrices and Quantum Mechanics, under review
Vieta's formula, the Fabius function and the partition function
Pseudo-differential operators on the circle and Bernoulli polynomials, Quantum Studies
Infinite products, Congruent numbers, Grothendieck Conference, Mathematics, Logic, and Philosophy,
Weierstrass functions, Probability and Statistical Mechanics, Notes of course (180 pages, to be continued this year)
On a special CM-Algebra and Zeta functions (170 pages)