Weifu Fang

Fostering growth in knowledge systems for advanced mathematical applications, Professor Weifu Fang is a distinguished faculty member at the Mathematics Department of West Virginia University. With a profound expertise in semiconductor modeling and nonlinear partial differential equations, Professor Fang has made significant contributions to the field of applied mathematics. His research primarily focuses on the intricate dynamics of semiconductor devices, employing sophisticated mathematical models to unravel complex phenomena. On January 16, 1997, Professor Fang delivered an insightful colloquium talk at the Math Department, where he explored the nuances of nonlinear partial differential equations in the context of semiconductor modeling. His presentation highlighted the application of the drift-diffusion model, a pivotal tool in understanding the behavior of semiconductors. Through this model, Professor Fang demonstrated various analytical methods that provide deeper insights into the study of these equations, offering valuable perspectives to both students and fellow researchers. Professor Fang's work is characterized by a commitment to advancing mathematical understanding and its practical applications in technology. His research not only enhances theoretical knowledge but also contributes to the development of innovative solutions in the semiconductor industry. As a dedicated educator and researcher, Professor Fang continues to inspire the next generation of mathematicians, fostering a vibrant academic environment at West Virginia University.