Martin Mion-Mouton

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Martin Mion-Mouton
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Professional address
Aix-Marseille université
Institut de Mathématiques de Marseille (I2M), UMR 7373
3 place Victor Hugo, Case 19
13331 Marseille Cedex 3
France
Office: C1-02 (Building 7, 1^st floor on the right)
E-mail: martin.mion[at]mis.mpg.de

Link to my ORCID record: ORCID iD icon

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8814-0918.
Link to my papers on arXiv: https://arxiv.org/a/mionmouton_m_1.html.
Link to my papers on HAL: https://cv.archives-ouvertes.fr/martin-mion-mouton.

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I am currently a post-doc in Mathematics at the Max-Planck institute for Mathematics in the sciences in Leipzig, working in Anna Wienhard's Geometry, Groups, and Dynamics research group.

I am a laureate of the Salto programme, a partnership between the Max-Planck Society and the CNRS. As part of this program, I am in a research visit from September 2024 to June 2025 at the Institute of Mathematics of Marseille (I2M), where I work with Pierre Dehornoy.

I defended my PhD in December 2020 at Strasbourg's University under the supervision of Charles Frances. Until September 2021 I was ATER (temporary teacher and researcher) at Strasbourg's University, and in 2021-2023 I was a postdoctoral fellow at the Technion, working with Tali Pinsky.

Here is my CV for more informations (updated in October 2024).

Research interests

I am interested in geometric structures in connection with dynamical systems, and in the informations (and possible rigidity) that such interactions may give - on the dynamics or on the geometry.

My work is related to the folllowing subjects:

Rigid geometric structures, Parabolic Cartan geometries, Flag structures in dimension 3;
Partially Hyperbolic diffeomorphisms, Anosov flows;
Singular Lorentzian surfaces; Homographic interval exchange maps.

Here is a short research project written in english in december 2023, describing my past work, and current and future research projects. Here is a longer research project written in french in march 2024.