Mima Stanojkovski

Office F3-13
Nonlinear Algebra Group
Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences
Inselstrasse 22
04103 Leipzig, Germany

mima.stanojkovski (at) mis.mpg.de

I am a postdoctoral researcher in the Nonlinear Algebra group of Bernd Sturmfels at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences in Leipzig. I obtained my PhD from Leiden University in September 2017: my dissertation, with title "Intense automorphisms of finite groups", was supervised by Hendrik Lenstra. After my PhD, from 2017 to 2020, I have been a postdoctoral researcher in the group of Christopher Voll at Bielefeld University.

Papers

Published:

• "Evolving groups", Archiv der Mathematik, 111(1), 3-12 (2018). (link)

Accepted for publication:

• "Intense automorphisms of finite groups", 2017, to appear in the Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society. (preprint)

Preprints:

• "Cryptographic multilinear maps using pro-p groups", joint with D. Kahrobaei (arXiv).

• "On the Modular Isomorphism Problem for groups of class 3", joint with L. Margolis (arXiv).

• "Orbit sizes for minimal extensions of elementary abelian groups", joint with O. Garaialde Ocaña (arXiv).

• "Toric varieties from cyclic matrix groups", joint with F. Galuppi (arXiv).

• "Hessian matrices, automorphisms of p-groups, and torsion points of elliptic curves", joint with C. Voll (arXiv).

Theses:

• "Intense automorphisms of finite groups", 2017, PhD thesis. (arXiv, Leiden repository)

• "Evolving groups", 2013, master thesis. (link)

• "Controesempi sui compatti", 2011, bachelor thesis in Italian. (pdf)

Teaching

As lecturer:

• "Algebra 2" at Bielefeld University, Spring 2019.

• "Mathematik I für Chemie" at Bielefeld University, Fall 2018.
  

• "Mathematical Reasoning" at Leiden University College, Spring 2016, Spring 2017. (link to LUC)

• "Mathematics Basic" at Leiden University College, Spring 2015.

As tutor / TA:

• "Lineare Algebra 2" at Bielefeld University, Spring 2018. (Link zur Webseite des Kurses)

• "Optimization for Quantitative Economics" at Bielefeld University, Fall 2017. (link to the course's material)

• "Commutative Algebra" at Leiden University, Spring 2014.

Students

• Mathé Hertogh. "On homomorphisms of abelian groups of bounded exponent", bachelor thesis, 2017. (link)

Selected invited talks

• 21/01/2021 "On the Modular Isomorphism Problem for groups of class 3". Ischia Online Group Theory Conference. (slides)

• 04/11/2020 "Automorphism groups, elliptic curves, and the PORC conjecture". Bar-Ilan Algebra Seminar online, Bar-Ilan University. (slides)

• 08/10/2020 "(Strong) isomorphism of p-groups and orbit counting". Al@Bicocca Algebra Seminar online, Milano Bicocca. (slides)

• 21/01/2020 "Hessians, automorphisms of p-groups, and torsion points of elliptic curves". Group theory days 2020, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf.

• 11/12/2019 "Hessians, automorphisms of p-groups, and torsion points of elliptic curves". Women in algebra and symbolic computations, Bad Dürkheim. (slides)

• 20/09/2019 "Automorphism groups and the PORC conjecture". Bielefeld-Southampton Geometric group theory meeting, Southampton.

• 30/06/2018 "Intense automorphisms of finite groups". Norddeutsches Gruppentheorie-Kolloquium 2018, Braunschweig.

• 11/10/2017 "Intense automorphisms of finite groups". Topics on Groups and their Representations, Gargnano sul Garda. (slides)

• 24/01/2017 "Intense automorphisms of groups". Seminar "Frauen in der Mathematik", University of Konstanz. (slides)

A collection of other talks and Poster sessions

• 30/10/2020 "Automorphism groups, elliptic curves, and the PORC conjecture". Leiden Algebra, Geom- etry, and Number Theory Seminar online.

• 28/10/2020 "On the Modular Isomorphism Problem for groups of class 3". Bristol Algebra Seminar online.

• 01/07/2020 "(Strong) isomorphism of p-groups and orbit counting". Bilbao Algebra Seminar Online.

• 31/03/2020 "Toric varieties from cyclic matrix groups". Nonlinear Algebra Seminar Online (NASO). (slides)

• 10/05/2019 Poster session at Groups in Galway 2019, NUI Galway. (poster) -- Poster prize winner

• 25/03/2019 "On the PORC conjecture and the geometry of some famous examples". Seminar, Universidad del Pais Vasco (EHU/UPV).

• 04/06/2018 "Intense automorphisms of finite groups". ALGB Seminar, VU Brussels.

• 13/11/2017 "Intense automorphisms of finite groups". Research seminar in pure mathematics, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf.

• 18/10/2017 "Intense automorphisms of finite groups". Oberseminar, Universität Bielefeld.

• 20/02/2017 "Intense automorphisms of groups". Algebra Seminar, Universiteit Leiden.

• 08/12/2016 "Intense automorphisms of groups". Max Planck Institute for Mathematics, Bonn.

• 31/07/2016 "Intense triples". Algorithmic problems in group theory and related areas, Novosibirsk. (slides)

• 29/03/2016 - 03/04/2016 Poster session at Ischia Group Theory 2016, Ischia. (poster)

• 18/01/2016 "Introduction to knots and their fundamental groups". Knot theory seminar, Leiden. (knotes)

• 27/11/2015 "Intense triples". Diamant Symposium, Lunteren. (slides)

• 02/06/2015 "Ramanujan Graphs". Seminar on local Galois representations, Leiden.

• 21/04/2015 "Coprimality and fixed points". PhD colloquium, Leiden University.

• 03/03/2015 "Evolving groups". Homological Algebra workshop, Madrid.

• 17/12/2014 "Evolving groups and intensity". Seminar, Padova University.

• 5/11/2014 "Intense automorphisms: the game we play". PhD seminar at EHU, Bilbao.

• 30/10/2014 "Evolving groups and intensity". Seminar, Universidad del Pais Vasco (EHU/UPV).

• 23-25/10/2014 Poster session at X Encuentro en Teoria de Grupos, Sevilla.

• 18-20/06/2014 Poster session at Bicocca Workshop on Representation Theory 2014, Milano.

• 19/05/2014 "Evolving groups and intensity". Algebra Seminar, Leiden University.

• 1-5/04/2014 Poster session at Ischia Group Theory 2014, Ischia. (poster)

• 18/11/2013 "The tangent space and the CM type". Complex multiplication seminar, Leiden.

• 09/07/2013 "Evolving groups". Algant Master graduation at Universite' de Bordeaux. (slides)

• 01/07/2013 "Evolving groups". Master thesis defence at Leiden University.

Conferences, workshops, and seminars

• Hecke operators, Ehrhart theory, and automorphic forms, Fall 2020.

• LSSM (online) working group - Linear Spaces of Symmetric Matrices, Fall 2020.

• Groups, representations and applications: new perspectives – Introductory workshop, Spring 2020.

• Group Theory Days 2020, Spring 2020.

• Women in algebra and symbolic computations, Fall 2019.

• Nikolauskonferenz 2019, Fall 2019.

• Buildings, varieties, and applications, Fall 2019.

• Bielefeld-Southampton Geometric group theory meeting, Fall 2019.

• SYMBol Seminar, 2018-2019. I am one of the founders of the SYMBol Seminar (Seminar Young Mathematicians Bielefeld - open lectures), a seminar that offers a platform for young mathematicians to share ideas and concepts with a general audience and that provides an event which brings together members of the faculty that might otherwise not often interact.
  

• Modern theory of group actions and the special role of finite simple groups, Spring 2019.

• Groups in Galway, Spring 2019.

• Zeta functions of groups and dynamical systems, Fall 2018.

• Groups, Geometry and Representations 2018, Fall 2018.

• Norddeutsches Gruppentheorie-Kolloquium 2018, Spring 2018.

• Groups & Algebras in Bicocca for Young algebraists, Spring 2018.

• Topics on Groups and their Representations, Fall 2017.

• Fourth international workshop on Zeta Functions in Algebra and Geometry, Spring 2017.

• Algorithmic problems in group theory and related areas, Summer 2016.

• Ischia Group Theory, Spring 2014, Spring 2016, Spring 2020 (online).

• Groups and their actions, Summer 2015.

• Higher Dimensional Expanders, Spring 2015.

• Homological Algebra workshop, Spring 2015.

• X Encuentro en Teoria de Grupos, Fall 2014.

• Bicocca Workshop on Representation Theory and PhD School, Summer 2014.

• Diamant Symposium, several appointments.

• Algebra seminar, several appointments.

• Intercity number theory seminar, several appointments.

Notes

Here is a little problem that was given to me by Andrea Lucchini and that I solved together with my colleague and friend Carlo Pagano. (pdf)