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Jerome K. Percus

Professor of Mathematics and Physics

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Graduate School of Arts & Science

Jerome K. Percus is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Mathematics and Physics at New York University.

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Jerome K. Percus

New York University

Professor of Mathematics and Physics

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physics applied mathematics applied physics materials science mathematical physics physical chemistry condensed matter physics quantum chemistry fluid mechanics fluid dynamics theoretical chemistry particle physics atomic physics statistical physics many-body problem theoretical biology condensed matter statistical mechanics lattice theory quantum science mathematical sciences interface science fluid flow adsorption queueing theory mathematical bioscience numerical simulations system immunology liquid-vapor interface random sequential adsorption fluid science entropy mathematical chemistry fluid-solid interactions clinical immunology classical statistical mechanics high dimensionality arbitrary external field inhomogeneous fluids nonuniform fluids computational physics chemical sciences channel modeling chemical thermodynamics function theory network theory interface structure semidefinite programming classical fluid external field hard rods fick-jacobs equation narrow channel anomalous self-diffusion nonuniform classical fluids confined fluids hard-sphere fluids chemical physics kinetics (physics) interface properties surface modeling variational analysis dimensionality reduction genome analysis wave propagation disperse flow immunomodulation antigen processing antiviral therapy adaptive immune system anomalous diffusion timing analysis chemometrics wetting glass transition wet chemistry biophysics philosophy of chemistry mathematical biophysics dispersion science mathematical biology quantum biology thermodynamic equilibrium transport phenomena

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Some Remarks on Pattern Formation in Vertebrate Embryology. Journal of Statistical Physics (2019)

Jerome K. Percus

biophysicsvertebrate embryologypattern formation

Joint Statistics of Random Walk on ${Z^1}$ and Accumulation of Visits. Theory of Probability and Its Applications (2017)

J. K. PercusO. E. Percus

statisticsjoint statisticsfeedback looprandom walkprobability theorytime series

Pair Reduction of a Pair-Interacting Simple Fermion Fluid (Adrift in a Sea of Loose Ends). Molecular Physics (2016)

Jerome K. Percus

pair reduction

Catastrophe Theory. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Percus, JeromeChildress, Stephen

systems engineeringmathematicsmathematical analysiscatastrophe theoryapplied mathematics

Cell Proliferation. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Percus, JeromeChildress, Stephen

cell proliferationmathematical biologycell biologymathematicsbiology

Chemotaxis. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Differential Adhesion and Morphogenesis. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Percus, JeromeChildress, Stephen

biophysicsdifferential adhesionmathematical biologymathematicsdevelopmental biologymorphogenesis

Mathematical Models in Developmental Biology. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Jerome PercusStephen Childress

developmental biologymathematical biologymathematics

Pattern Formation. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Segmentation of Insect Embryos. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Percus, JeromeChildress, Stephen

image segmentationreproductive biologyembryologyembryonic developmentanatomymathematical biologymathematicsdevelopmental biologyavian biologyinsect scienceentomologyinsect embryosapplied mathematics

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Jerome K. Percus

Professor of Mathematics and Physics

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Graduate School of Arts & Science

Jerome K. Percus is currently serving as an Arts & Science Professor of Mathematics and Physics at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jerome K. Percus

New York University

Professor of Mathematics and Physics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Some Remarks on Pattern Formation in Vertebrate Embryology. Journal of Statistical Physics (2019)

Jerome K. Percus

biophysicsvertebrate embryologypattern formation

Joint Statistics of Random Walk on ${Z^1}$ and Accumulation of Visits. Theory of Probability and Its Applications (2017)

J. K. PercusO. E. Percus

statisticsjoint statisticsfeedback looprandom walkprobability theorytime series

Pair Reduction of a Pair-Interacting Simple Fermion Fluid (Adrift in a Sea of Loose Ends). Molecular Physics (2016)

Jerome K. Percus

pair reduction

Catastrophe Theory. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Percus, JeromeChildress, Stephen

systems engineeringmathematicsmathematical analysiscatastrophe theoryapplied mathematics

Cell Proliferation. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Percus, JeromeChildress, Stephen

cell proliferationmathematical biologycell biologymathematicsbiology

Chemotaxis. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Differential Adhesion and Morphogenesis. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Percus, JeromeChildress, Stephen

biophysicsdifferential adhesionmathematical biologymathematicsdevelopmental biologymorphogenesis

Mathematical Models in Developmental Biology. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Jerome PercusStephen Childress

developmental biologymathematical biologymathematics

Pattern Formation. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Segmentation of Insect Embryos. Courant lecture notes in mathematics (2015)

Percus, JeromeChildress, Stephen

image segmentationreproductive biologyembryologyembryonic developmentanatomymathematical biologymathematicsdevelopmental biologyavian biologyinsect scienceentomologyinsect embryosapplied mathematics

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