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Faculty Details Proforma for DU Web-Site Faculty Details proforma for DU Web-site (PLEASE FILL THIS IN AND Email it to [email protected] and cc: dir [email protected] Title Dr. First Last Photograph Name Name Tanvi Jain Designation Assistant Professor Address Department of Mathematics, University Of Delhi, Delhi-110007 Phone No . Office: 01127666658 Residence KB – 162, Kavi Nagar, Ghaziabad – 201002 U.P. (India) Mobile +91 9899866343 Email [email protected] Education al Qualification s Degree Institution Year Ph.D. IIT Delhi. 2008 PG IIT Delhi 2004 UG Sri Venkateswara College ,Delhi University 2002 Any other qualification Career Profile Assistant Professor (November 2009 -- ) Department of Mathematics, University of Delhi, Delhi Visiting Scientist (July 2008 – November 2009) Stat. Math. Unit, Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi Centre, New Delhi www.du.ac.in Page 1 Administrative Assignments Area s of Interest / Specialization Operator Theory and Noncommutative Geometry Topology Subject s Taught i) Measure and Integration ii) Field Theory Publications Profile: Research papers in refereed journals 1. Rajendra Bhatia and Tanvi Jain. 2009, Higher order derivatives and perturbation bounds for determinants, Linear Algebra and its Applications, (431), 2102-2108 2. Tanvi Jain and R. A. McCoy. 2008, Lindelof property of the multifunction space $L(X)$ of , cusco maps, Topology Proceedings, (32), 363-382 3. L. Hola, Tanvi Jain and R. A. McCoy. 2008, Topological Properties of the multifunction space $L(X)$ of cusco maps, Mathematica Slovaca, (58) No. 6, 763-780 4. Tanvi Jain and S. Kundu. 2008, Atsuji completions vis-a-vis hyperspaces, Mathematica Slovaca, (58) No. 4, 497-508 5. Tanvi Jain and S. Kundu. 2007, Boundedly UC spaces: characterisations and preservation, Quaestiones Mathematicae, (30), 247-262 6. R. A. McCoy, Tanvi Jain and S. Kundu. 2007, Factorization and extension of isomorphisms on $C(X)$ to homeomorphisms on hyperspaces, Topology and its Applications, (54), 2678-2696 7. Tanvi Jain and S. Kundu. 2007, Atsuji completions: equivalent characterizations, Topology and its Applications, (54) 28-38 8. S. Kundu and Tanvi Jain. 2006, Atsuji spaces: equivalent conditions, Topology Proceedings, (30), 301-325 www.du.ac.in Page 2 Conference Organization / Presentations (in the last t hree years) Participation as Paper/Poster Presenter Gave an invited talk on “Higher order derivatives of determinant functions and perturbation bounds” in the conference “Advances in Mathematics: Focus on Women” held at Jawaharlal Nehru University during October 2009. Awards and Distinctions Recipient of the Research Associateship awarded by CSIR @ Rs. 18000 per month from April 1, 2009 - November 2009. Recipient of the highly prestigious Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee (SPM) fellowship awarded by CSIR for Ph.D. since August 2004. On the basis of my performance in Ph.D. and a presentation held before the SPM core committee, the same was enhanced in August 2006. Topper of M.Sc. Mathematics (2004) with CGPA of 9.76/10 and received Mrs. Santok Gill Award from Indian Institute of Technology Delhi in recognition of the same. Recipient of NBHM scholarship awarded by National Board for Higher Mathematics throughout M.Sc. (2002-2004). Association With Professional Bodies 1. Selected as an Associate in the I ndian Academy of Sciences in May 2010. Signature of Faculty Member • You are also requested to also give your complete resume as a DOC or PDF file to be attached as a link on your faculty page. www.du.ac.in Page 3 .
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