Yu-Zhe Liu | Representation Theory | Best Researcher Award

Early Academic Pursuits

Yu-Zhe Liu began his academic journey with a Bachelor’s degree in Forest Resource Conservation from Guizhou University in 2014. His early interest in environmental conservation provided him with a unique perspective. However, he later shifted his focus toward Basic Mathematics, where he earned a Master’s degree in 2019 from Guizhou University. Building on his growing passion for mathematics, Liu pursued his PhD in Basic Mathematics from Nanjing University, which he completed in June 2022. His academic shift from forestry to mathematics highlights a broad intellectual foundation and versatility.

Since December 2022, Liu has been a Lecturer at the School of Mathematics and Statistics at Guizhou University. His role involves teaching, mentoring students, and conducting research in his specialized field. As a young academic professional, Liu has made substantial progress in developing his expertise in Basic Mathematics, aiming to contribute to both theoretical developments and practical applications in the subject.

Yu-Zhe Liu’s research primarily centers around Basic Mathematics, with particular emphasis on developing advanced mathematical models and theories. His transition from environmental studies to mathematics adds a distinctive interdisciplinary edge to his work. Through his research, Liu seeks to explore complex mathematical structures and their applications to real-world problems, aiming to provide innovative solutions that have a broad societal impact.

As a Lecturer and Researcher, Liu’s influence extends to his students and academic peers. His interdisciplinary background allows him to foster a rich learning environment where students can benefit from his diverse expertise. His contributions to mathematics are gradually gaining recognition, and his role at Guizhou University positions him as a key figure in the mathematical research community in the region.

Liu’s academic work is starting to gain traction in scholarly circles. His research is cited in various mathematical publications, contributing to the collective knowledge in his field. As his academic career progresses, the number of citations of his work is expected to increase, further solidifying his impact on the mathematical research community.

Yu-Zhe Liu’s academic legacy is still in its early stages, but his interdisciplinary approach and commitment to Basic Mathematics set a strong foundation for future contributions. As he continues to teach, mentor, and publish, his work will likely leave a lasting impact on both his institution and the broader mathematical community. His future research endeavors are expected to contribute significantly to mathematical theory and its applications, potentially influencing fields beyond mathematics itself.

Normed Modules and the Categorization of Lebesgue Integration
Authors: Yu-Zhe Liu, Shengda Liu, Zhaoyong Huang, Panyue Zhou
Journal: Preprint (2024)
Normed Modules and The Stieltjes Integrations of Functions Defined on Finite-Dimensional Algebras
Authors: Hanpeng Gao, Shengda Liu, Yu-Zhe Liu, Yucheng Wang
Journal: Preprint (2024)
Recollements and Gorenstein Projective Modules for Gentle Algebras
Authors: Yu-Zhe Liu, Dajun Liu, Xin Ma
Journal: Preprint (2024)
There Are No Strictly Shod Algebras in Hereditary Gentle Algebras
Authors: Houjun Zhang, Yu-Zhe Liu
Journal: Communications in Algebra (2024-09-18)
On String Algebras and the Cohen–Macaulay Auslander Algebras
Authors: Yu-Zhe Liu, Chao Zhang
Journal: Applied Categorical Structures (2024-08)