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David Gilbarg

Mathematics

#2215

World Rank

#3458

Historical Rank

#884

USA Rank

Measure Theory

#2007

World Rank

#2437

Historical Rank

#598

USA Rank

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David Gilbarg's Degrees

PhD Mathematics University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Mathematics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, David Gilbarg was an American mathematician, and a professor emeritus at Stanford University. He completed his Ph.D. at Indiana University in 1941; his dissertation, titled On the Structure of the group of p-adic l-units, was written under the supervision of Emil Artin.

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David Gilbarg's Published Works

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Elliptic Partial Differential Equa-tions of Second Order (1977) (9884)
The Existence and Limit Behavior of the One-Dimensional Shock Layer (1951) (198)
On isolated singularities of solutions of second order elliptic differential equations (1954) (191)
The Structure of Shock Waves in the Continuum Theory of Fluids (1953) (185)
Intermediate Schauder estimates (1980) (169)
Asymptotic properties of steady plane solutions of the Navier-Stokes equations with bounded Dirichlet integral (1978) (153)
Influence of Atmospheric Pressure on the Phenomena Accompanying the Entry of Spheres into Water (1948) (150)
ASYMPTOTIC BEHAVIOR AND UNIQUENESS OF PLANE SUBSONIC FLOWS (1957) (134)
Jets and Cavities (1960) (116)
Three-dimensional subsonic flows, and asymptotic estimates for elliptic partial differential equations (1957) (95)
ASYMPTOTIC PROPERTIES OF LERAY'S SOLUTION OF THE STATIONARY TWO-DIMENSIONAL NAVIER-STOKES EQUATIONS (1974) (73)
On Bodies Achieving Extreme Values of the Critical Mach Number, I (1954) (67)
The Phragmen-Lindelof Theorem for Elliptic Partial Differential Equations (1952) (50)
On the Flow Patterns Common to Certain Classes of Plane Fluid Motions (1947) (32)
Comparison Methods in the Theory of Subsonic Flows (1953) (28)
Free Boundaries and Jets in the Theory of Cavitation (1950) (23)
Uniqueness of Axially Symmetric Flows with Free Boundaries (1952) (22)
Uniqueness of Axially Symmetric Subsonic Flow past a Finite Body (1955) (20)
A Generalization of the Schwarz-Christoffel Transformation. (1949) (19)
Fully Nonlinear Equations (2001) (18)
UNIQUENESS AND THE FORCE FORMULAS FOR PLANE SUBSONIC FLOWS (1958) (16)
Laplace’s Equation (1977) (15)
ON TWO THEORIES OF PLANE POTENTIAL FLOWS WITH FINITE CAVITIES (1946) (11)
Some hydrodynamic applications of function theoretic properties of elliptic equations (1959) (9)
Unsteady flows with free boundaries (1952) (7)
The structure of the group of $\mathfrak{P}$-adic $1$-units (1942) (7)
The Classical Maximum Principle (1977) (6)
Equations of Mean Curvature Type (1977) (1)
Lectures on elliptic partial differential equations (1959) (1)
Maximum and Comparison Principles (1977) (1)
Global and Interior Gradient Bounds (1977) (0)
Generalized Solutions and Regularity (1977) (0)
Banach and Hilbert Spaces (1977) (0)
Equations in Two Variables (1977) (0)
Poisson’s Equation and the Newtonian Potential (1977) (0)
Mth 621: Advanced Dierential Equations - I (2003) (0)
Mth 622: Advanced Dierential Equations - II (2003) (0)
A Characterization of Non-Isentropic Irrotational Flows (1949) (0)
Boundary Gradient Estimates (1977) (0)
Hölder Estimates for the Gradient (2001) (0)
Topological Fixed Point Theorems and Their Application (1977) (0)
Classical Solutions; the Schauder Approach (1977) (0)

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