Kenneth H. Karlsen is affiliated with the University of Oslo in Norway. Their research primarily focuses on mathematics with specific attention to applied mathematics, mathematical physics, and finance. The researcher's work also encompasses statistical and nonlinear physics as well as computational mechanics.
Their contributions cover various advanced mathematical topics, including stochastic processes and financial applications, advanced mathematical physics problems, and advanced mathematical modeling in engineering. Additional research areas include Navier-Stokes equation solutions, nonlinear waves and solitons, geometric analysis and curvature flows, and fluid dynamics and turbulent flows.
Karlsen's recent published papers include:
Frequent co-authors working with Karlsen are:
Their publications often appear in the following journals and venues:
Kenneth H. Karlsen is recognized as a member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters in the field of mathematics.
Giuseppe M. Coclite;Kenneth H. Karlsen
Helge Holden;Kenneth Hvistendahl Karlsen;Knut-Andreas Lie;Nils Henrik Risebro
Boris Andreianov;Kenneth Hvistendahl Karlsen;Nils Henrik Risebro
Elmer M. Tory;Kenneth H. Karlsen;Raimund Bürger;Stefan Berres
Kenneth H. Karlsen;Nils Henrik Risebro;John D. Towers
Kenneth Hvistendahl Karlsen;Nils Henrik Risebro
Giuseppe Maria Coclite;Helge Holden;Kenneth H. Karlsen
Kenneth H. Karlsen;John D. Towers
Raimund Bürger;Kenneth H. Karlsen;John D. Towers
R. Bürger;K. H. Karlsen;N. H Risebro;J. D. Towers
Fred Espen Benth;Kenneth Hvistendahl Karlsen;Kristin Reikvam
Giuseppe Maria Coclite;Helge Holden;Kenneth H. Karlsen
K. H. Karlsen;N. H. Risebro;J. D. Towers
Steinar Evje;Kenneth Hvistendahl Karlsen
Espen R. Jakobsen;Kenneth H. Karlsen;Kenneth H. Karlsen
Espen R. Jakobsen;Kenneth H. Karlsen;Kenneth H. Karlsen
R. Bürger;A. García;K. H. Karlsen;J. D. Towers
Raimund Bürger;Kenneth H. Karlsen;John D. Towers
Magne S. Espedal;Kenneth Hvistendahl Karlsen
Steinar Evje;Kenneth H. Karlsen
Helge Holden;Kenneth H. Karlsen
Giuseppe Maria Coclite;H Holden;H Holden;K. H. Karlsen
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