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Paul Loya

Associate Professor
Ph.D., 1998, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
At Binghamton since 2002
Areas of Interest: Global and geometric analysis, Elliptic theory of differential operators on manifolds with singularities, Partial differential equations, General Relativity
Summary of research interests

E-mail:	ploya@binghamton.edu, loya@math.binghamton.edu
Office:	WH 206
Phone:	(607) 777-3506
Fax:	(607) 777-2450

Courses:

Fall 2026

Math 226	Section 08 :	Integration Techniques and Applications
	MWF 9:45 - 11:15	-
Math 227	Section 08 :	Infinite Series
	MWF 9:45 - 11:15	-
Math 472	Section 01 :	PDE and Mathematical Analysis
	MWF 12:15 - 1:15	FA-209

Ph. D. Students:
- Brian Kirby, Spring, 2026
  Thesis: On Resolving the Singularities of the Reissner-Nordström Penrose Diagram via Method of Blow-Ups
- Kunal Sharma, Spring, 2019
  Thesis: Adiabatic Limit of Calderon Projector on Manifold with Cylindrical End
- Binbin Huang, Spring, 2018
  Thesis: On a Pseudodifferential Calculus with Modest Boundary Condition
- Adam Weisblatt, Spring, 2018
  Thesis: Geometric techniques for Laplace and Dirac Operators

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