The study of Dynamical Systems emerged from classical 19th and 20th century physics as an abstraction of systems that change over time. Today the discipline has evolved into a rich and independent theory, with connections to many other branches of mathematics, including number theory, combinatorics, analysis, random walks and random matrix products, fractal geometry and geometric measure theory, information theory, Lie groups and discrete groups, descriptive set theory, computation and complexity theory, complex analysis, and mathematical finance. The dynamical systems group at the Hebrew University has taken a central role in the development of the theory since the early 1960s, and includes many of the leading researchers in the field today.
80421 Probability Theory II (Spring, Gurel-Gurevich-Gurevich)
Graduate courses
80629 High dimensional statistics (Fall, Kosloff)
80710 Random Signals - Gaussian Stationary Functions (Fall, Feldheim)
80760 Discrete Groups (Fall, Mozes)
80894 Topics in Homogeneous Dynamics (Fall, Lindenstrauss)
80615 Ergodic Theory (Spring, Weiss)
88744 Selected results in modern dynamics I (Fall)
80745 Selected results in modern dynamics II (Spring)
80870 Groups and dynamics (Yearly)
80904 Research Seminar in Ergodic Theory and Dynamics (Yearly)
Related Topics courses
80721 The Probabilistic Method In Combinatorics (Spring, Peled)
80792 Lie Groups (Spring, Parzanchevski)
80962 Descriptive Set Theory (Spring, Ben-Neria)
80895 Topics in Quantum Error Correcting Codes (Fall, Evra)
Positions
The Einstein Institute of Mathematics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem is soliciting applications for postdoctoral positions. The positions are pure research positions and do not carry teaching duties. Funding is available through faculty members' research grants, Lady Davis Fellowships, or other external sources. Support for academic travel and other expenses may be available.
In order to be eligible for the position, at the time of appointment a candidate must hold a PhD in mathematics (or expect to be awarded one by the end of the calendar year), and must be no more than 5 years from receiving their PhD.
How to Apply
Applications should be sent by email to postdoc@math.huji.ac.il and should include:
Name of prospective host.
Curriculum Vitae.
Publication list.
In addition, 3 letters of recommendation should be sent directly by the author of the letter (not the applicant).
Applications will be considered starting in December, and continue until positions are filled. Note that applications to the Lady Davis foundation generally must be made by December 31 (please check with the foundation for possible changes), and must be submitted jointly with the host.