Professor Dr. Thomas Jordan

Biography

Thomas M. Jordan is a Senior Lecturer in Pure Mathematics at the University of Bristol, focusing on dimension theory and dynamical systems. His research includes connections to multifractal analysis, large deviations, thermodynamic formalism, self-similar and self-affine sets, non-conformal dynamical systems, and Fourier transforms of invariant measures. He holds a Master of Science from St. Andrews and a Ph.D. from Manchester. Jordan has conducted significant research under various projects, such as the MSC Fellowship. His work contributes to understanding complex mathematical theories and dynamics, impacting multiple areas of pure mathematics. He is affiliated with the university's Department of Pure Mathematics, where he engages in teaching and research activities.

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