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Joonas Ilmavirta
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I'm an academy research fellow of mathematics at University of Jyväskylä, Finland. My research is focused on inverse problems, and the main tools are differential geometry, functional analysis and PDEs. One of my long time hobbies is Latin language. See my homepage for more information.

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How should we react to the existence of Math Educators SE?
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How can I donate to MathOverflow — if I should?
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Merge complex-analysis and cv.complex-variables?
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Can a definition make a good question?
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Notation: Vector contains an element equal to 0