Jonathan Keating

Jonathan Peter Keating is a British mathematician. He is currently a Professor at the University of Bristol.

Education

He obtained his PhD in 1989 at the University of Bristol under the supervision of Michael Berry.^[1]^[2]

His research is on quantum chaos, random matrix theory and its connection to the Riemannian zeta function and other zeta functions. He was served on the editorial boards of several peer reviewed scientific journals including:

Member (1996 – 2004) of the Editorial Board of Journal of Physics A.
Member (1997 – 2004) of the Editorial Board of Nonlinearity.
Joint Editor-in-Chief (2004 – 2012) of Nonlinearity.
Member (2003 – present) of the Editorial Board of Applied Mathematics Research Express.
Member (2007 – present) of the Editorial Board of Journal of Mathematical Physics.

Nina Snaith was one of his doctoral students.

Since 2009, he is a Fellow of the Royal Society.^[3]

In 2010, he was awarded the Fröhlich Prize.^[4]

Fellows of the Royal Society elected in 2009

Fellows	Robert Ainsworth Ross J. Anderson Michael Ashfold Michael Batty Martin Buck Peter Buneman Michel Chrétien Jenny Clack Michael Duff Richard Ellis Jeff Ellis James Gimzewski David Glover Chris Goodnow Wendy Hall Nicholas Harberd John Hardy Brian Hemmings Christine Holt Christopher Hunter Graham Hutchings Peter Isaacson Jonathan Keating Dimitris Kioussis Stephen Larter David Leigh David MacKay Arthur B. McDonald Angela McLean David Owen Richard Passingham Guy Richardson Wolfram Schultz Keith Shine Henning Sirringhaus Maurice Skolnick Karen Steel Malcolm Stevens Jesper Svejstrup Jonathan Tennyson John Todd Burt Totaro John Vederas John Wood

Foreign	John Holdren H. Robert Horvitz Thomas Kailath Roger D. Kornberg Yakov Sinai Joseph Stiglitz Rashid Sunyaev Steven D. Tanksley

Royal	Prince William, Duke of Cambridge

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 48545045 LCCN: n98076491 ISNI: 0000 0001 1637 0960 SUDOC: 181493829 MGP: 100095

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