Research lines

The group’s current research topics include:

  • Invariant objects in real and complex dynamical systems (periodic orbits, invariant tori, normally hyperbolic invariant manifolds).
  • Dynamics of conservative systems, Arnold diffusion, invariant manifolds theory and exponentially small phenomena, homoclinic tangencies and Newhouse phenomena. 
  • Strange attractors.
  • Celestial Mechanics and astrodynamics.
  • Connections to symplectic geometry.
  • Infinite dimensional dynamical systems and evolution PDEs.
  • Numerical and computational methods for differential equations.
  • Computer assisted proofs in dynamics.
  • Real and complex bifurcation theory: Stability and instability locus in parameter spaces. 
  • Rigidity problems in dynamical and parameter spaces.
  • Numerical methods as dynamical systems. 
  • Quasiperiodically forced maps and nonautonomous dynamics, real and complex.
  • Wandering domains in holomorphic dynamics.
  • Fractal geometry of Julia sets.
  • Applications to chemistry, biology and other sciences. 


For more detailed topics in holomorphic dynamics check the HOLODYN page.

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