The RTG grant, Dynamics: Classical, Modern, and Quantum, in the Northwestern Mathematics Department supports a plethora of activities in order to expose young researchers to dynamical systems in the broad sense. Our summer thematic schools, research workshops, and undergraduate research experiences enhance training across the US.
Our aim is to increase the strength of research in the field of dynamics
Our aim is to increase the strength of research in the field of dynamics, both at Northwestern and across the US. This Research Training Group carries out research in the field of dynamics (a vibrant field, originating with the work of Poincare in celestial mechanics), that describes the time-evolution of mechanical systems and abstract models of such systems. This major grant award will also support graduate students, postdocs and many research training activities in the Math Department.
We aim to train a broad group of researchers in dynamical systems
We emphasize bringing more researchers into dynamical systems to create a strong and educated workforce in this vibrant area of research. We include vertically integrated mentoring in all of our programs. Improved training in dynamics will lead to greater US competitiveness in this internationally visible field, and public lectures lead to broader dissemination of the goals and successes of dynamics research.
Our Principal Investigators
Our Principal Investigators are NU Math faculty members Bryna Kra, Nir Avni, Aaron Brown, and Jared Wunsch. The specialties of the participating faculty cover a wide range of dynamical fields and interact with numerous other areas of mathematics including number theory, combinatorics, partial differential equations, quantum mechanics, group theory, and representation theory.
Principal Investigators
Senior Personnel
RTG Postdocs
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| Bradley Zykoski | Caleb Dilsavor | Redmond McNamara | Izak Oltman | Michael Zshornack | |
