The MATHAMSUD240026 is a collaborative research project between researchers from Brazil, Chile, France and Perú.
This project aims to develop an extensive joint research program focused on the concept of expansivity in dynamical systems. This program encompasses multiple lines of research, including the expansivity of discrete groups (such as or), of flows and their geometry, and actions of general groups. We aim to explore and develop applications in the study of topological dynamics, theoretical computer science and combinatorics, thermodynamic formalism and number theory. Additionally, a crucial goal is to establish a robust and interconnected research network for dynamical systems throughout Latin America, promoting new collaborations across Latin American institutions, while simultaneously strengthening collaborations with France. This network will foster exchange opportunities for PhD students, Master’s students, postdocs, and early-career researchers, developing research lines and long-term collaborations among the group members.
Research team
Brazil
Eduardo Garibaldi, UNICAMP (Brazilian coordinator)
Ali Messaoudi, UNESP
João Tiago Assunção Gomes, UFRB
Marcelo Sobottka, UFSC
Cleber Colle Fernando, U. Federal do ABC
Milton Cobo, UFES
Tatiana Miguel Rodrigues, UNESP
Chile
Sebastián Donoso, UCH (International and Chilean coordinator)
Sebastián Barbieri, USACH
María Isabel Cortez, PUC
Anahí Gajardo, UdeC
Irene Inoquio, ULS
Alejandro Maass, UCH
Víctor Sirvent, UCN
France
Samuel Petite, UPJV (French coordinator)
Fabien Durand, UPJV
Philippe Thieullen, UB
Nathalie Aubrun, UPSaclay
Mathieu Sablik, Université Paul Sabatier
Pierre Guillon, UAM
Sébastien Labbé, UB
Perú
Helmuth Villavicencio, UNI (Peruvian coordinator)
Roger Metzger, UNI
Harold Rojas Aguilar