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FathiBenAribi

Contact :

Campus Pierre et Marie Curie (Jussieu)
4 place Jussieu,
Boite Courrier 247
75252 Paris Cedex 5
France

Office : 16-26-529
Phone number: +33 (0)144272702
Email: benaribi(at)imj-prg(dot)fr


Since September 2023, I am a Maître de Conférences (which might be called "Associate Professor" in English, but I'm not sure!) in Sorbonne-Université; my research takes place in the Institut de Mathématiques de Jussieu - Paris Rive Gauche, in the team Analyse Complexe et Géométrie, and I teach at the INSPE Paris.
Until August 2023, I was a Scientific collaborator (postdoc) at the Université catholique de Louvain, in the team of Pedro Vaz.
Previously I was a Chargé de Recherches FNRS in the same team, and before this i was a postdoc in the University of Geneva.


Research Interests:

My research domain is Geometric Topology, and most of my research works are in Knot Theory. More precisely, here are some of my interests:
I am especially interested in connections between these domains, such as the ones between the L2-Alexander invariant of knots (an infinite-dimensional version of the Alexander polynomial I studied during my PhD) or the Teichmüller TQFT (a quantum invariant of triangulated 3-manifolds I studied after my PhD) with the hyperbolic volume.

I am also part of the SyTriQ ANR Project (Trisections and symplectic structures on smooth 4-manifolds & Higher dimensional generalizations) led by Delphine Moussard, for the time period 2020-2024.

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My PhD thesis:

My thesis is called "A study of properties and computation techniques of the L2-Alexander invariant in knot theory" and was done under the supervision of Jérôme Dubois. My defense was the 10th July 2015 at the Université Paris 7.



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Thesis supervision:

In 2020-2021, at the UCLouvain, I co-supervised (with Pedro Vaz) the Master's thesis of James Gosselet, entitled " The Chen-Yang volume conjecture for knots in handlebodies".


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Advice for preparing Math talks:

In 2018 I did a survey of various types of advice for preparing and/or giving talks in mathematical research, and I summarised them in one big list of 50 tips. I hope this can be useful to you or someone you know!



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Scientific Outreach (in French):