Eduardo Ventilari Sodré
I'm a second year math Ph.D. student at Brown University. Previously I was an undergraduate at the Mathematics and Statistics Institute of the University of São Paulo (IME-USP). Last year I was a Chancellor Robert Fellow and Chandler O. Meyer Fellow at Brown.
I am interested in holomorphic dynamics, quasiconformal maps, Riemann surfaces, Teichmüller spaces, differential geometry and ergodic theory.
If you don't know what complex dynamics is and want a nice exposition, I highly reccomend watching this video. (Alternatively, ask me about it!)
This Fall 2024 I am a TA for the course MATH0100. If you are a student, review important information about it on the Canvas website, including my office hours.
I studied Riemannian geometry for my undegraduate thesis under Prof. Claudio Gorodski, as the FAPESP project 21/10816-4.
I am proud to have been an organizer of the S4 student seminar group at IME-USP, which aims to present interesting topics and ideas in math to undergraduate students. Here is a link to some past seminars on Youtube, in portuguese.
Links:
- CV
- Papers and preprints
- Lattes page
- Recent writings
- Projects from undegrad
- More links, opinions and lists
Office: Room 020, Kassar House
Email: eduardo_ventilari_sodre[at]brown[dot]edu