山东大学-仪洪勋：博士生导师，山东大学关键岗位教授, 美国数学会会员

	姓名：仪洪勋 性别：男 出生年月：1944.8 学历：硕士 专业技术职务：教授 担任博导时间：1993年 仪洪勋教授 基本情况 仪洪勋, 1981年山东大学研究生毕业，获硕士学位，留校任教。1992年晋升教授,1993年被国务院学位委员会批准为博士生导师。现任山东大学关键岗位教授, 美国数学会会员，美国《数学评论》特邀评论员。科研成果多次获奖，先后获国家级科技奖励一项，省部级科技奖励六项，均为第一获奖人。被评为山东省十佳职业道德标兵, 山东省专业技术拔尖人才，山东省十佳师德标兵。享受国务院政府特殊津贴。 教学工作 先后主讲了20多门本科生和研究生课程，多次获山东大学优秀教学奖，讲授的《数学分析》课程被评为山东大学优秀基础课教学一等奖。指导了4名博士后、18名博士生（包括两名外国留学生）的学习和研究工作,多次获山东省和山东大学优秀博士学位论文指导奖。山东大学已成为国内复分析的重要研究基地。 科研工作 先后主持了六项国家级科研基金项目和五项省部级科研基金项目的研究工作，主要研究领域是“复分析”， 包括值分布论及其应用、函数唯一性理论、复域中的微分方程、微分多项式理论、特殊函数论等。在科学出版社出版研究专著《亚纯函数唯一性理论》，该专著被列入《纯粹数学与应用数学专著》丛书。该专著的英文版由世界著名出版社 Kluwer Academic Publishers 出版发行，并被列入“Mathematics and Its Applications”丛书。在《中国科学》、《美国数学会会报》、《数学学报》、《伦敦数学会通报》等国内外著名学术刊物发表了 100 多篇创造性学术论文（其中54篇论文被 SCI收录, 135篇论文被美国 “Mathematical Reviews” 收录）。 科研成果 出版专著 仪洪勋; 杨重骏, 亚纯函数唯一性理论, 北京, 科学出版社,1995. Yang, Chung-Chun; Yi, Hong-Xun, Uniqueness Theory of Meromorqhic Functions,   Beijing-New York-Dordrecht-Boston-London, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2003. 学术论文 1. 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