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Mathematician
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gptkb:University_of_Oxford
gptkb:University_College_London |
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gptkb:G._I._Taylor_Medal
gptkb:Lindgren_Prize gptkb:Royal_Society's_Naylor_Prize |
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Numerous PhD students
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Contributions to the theory of elasticity
Research on the mathematical theory of phase transitions Contributions to the theory of liquid crystals Contributions to the theory of phase transitions Contributions to the theory of plasticity Development of variational methods Research on the mathematical theory of materials Contributions to the theory of materials with microstructure Research on the mathematical theory of elasticity and plasticity Research on the mathematical modeling of physical phenomena |
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Mathematics
Applied Mathematics Mathematical_Physics |
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gptkb:Knight_Bachelor
Fellow_of_the_Royal_Society |
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Influential in applied mathematics community
Influential in continuum mechanics community Influential in materials science community Influential in mathematical analysis community Influential in mathematical physics community |
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Professor
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| gptkbp:hasPublications |
Mathematical Analysis of the Mechanics of Solids
The_Mathematics_of_Liquid_Crystals |
| gptkbp:hasResearchInterest |
Materials Science
Continuum Mechanics Calculus of Variations Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations |
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Professor Sir John Ball
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