Research

Research Interests

My research interests lie at the intersection of harmonic analysis, number theory, spectral theory, and partial differential equations. I am particularly drawn to exploring the interplay between these fields, focusing on how analytical methods can shed light on deep structures within mathematics. My work aims to address fundamental questions while uncovering connections between theoretical concepts and their applications.

Publications

• L. Roberti and E.Stefanescu, Global-in-time existence, uniqueness and stability of sulotions to a model of the antarctic circumpolar current - Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems, Volume 49, 2026
• E. Stefanescu, On the maximal volume of empty convex bodies amidst multivariate dilates of a lacunary integer sequence - Mathematische Zeitschrift, Volume 311, 2025.
• E. Stefanescu, The dispersion of dilated lacunary sequences, with applications in multiplicative Diophantine approximation - Advances in Mathematics, Volume 461, 2025.
• E. Stefanescu, The atmospheric Ekman spiral for piecewise uniform eddy viscosity - Physica Scripta, Vol. 99, No. 9, 2024.

Preprints

• M. Hauke, A. Shubin, E. Stefanescu, and A. Zafeiropoulos, Circle coverings driven by arithmetic sequences: a percolation approach to Diophantine approximation and fractal intersections - arXiv:2604.02005.
• E. Stefanescu, Eigenvalue bounds for non-self-adjoint Schr\"odinger operators and pseudodifferential generalizations.
• C. Puntini, L. Roberti, and E. Stefanescu, On large-scale oceanic wind-drift currents - arXiv:2602.06473.
• I. Berkes, E. Stefanescu, and R.F. Tichy, Lacunary Series, Nonlinear Functionals and Banach Space Structure.



All my publications and preprints can also be found on Research Gate

Curriculum Vitae

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