Dr. Amie Wilkinson

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Amie Wilkinson is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Chicago, where she focuses on smooth dynamical systems and their applications within pure mathematics. Her research explores geometric, statistical, and topological aspects of dynamical systems, rooted in the historical contributions of early 20th-century mathematicians like Henri Poincaré and George Birkhoff. Wilkinson's work investigates mechanisms of chaos and stability, particularly through the lens of partial hyperbolicity and ergodic theory. She has contributed significantly to the understanding of positive entropy systems, proving key results about ergodicity in conservative diffeomorphisms. Furthermore, her research relates to Riemannian geometry, showing how geodesic flows can reveal insights into chaotic behavior. Wilkinson is also involved in interdisciplinary projects, including a National Science Foundation grant that promotes research in the physical sciences.

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