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Jean Douçot "Simion Stoilow" Institute of mathematics of the Romanian Academy Calea Griviței 21 010702-Bucharest, Sector 1, Romania Email: firstname.lastname [at] gmail.com |
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I am a mathematician, currently employed as a postdoctoral researcher at the Simion Stoilow Institute of the Romanian Academy in Bucharest, as part of the project Cohomological Hall algebras of smooth surfaces and applications led by Olivier Schiffmann.
Before that, I did my Phd at the Paris-Saclay university, under the direction of Philip Boalch, then held several postdoctoral positions: at the University of Geneva, in the team of Anton Alekseev, then as a junior FCT researcher in the Group of mathematical physics in Lisbon.
My research deals with moduli spaces of meromorphic connections with irregular singularities on Riemann surfaces, which can also be viewed, via the Riemann-Hilbert-Birkhoff correspondence, as moduli spaces for their generalized monodromy data, a.k.a Stokes data, giving rise to wild character varieties.
I am also interested in the integrable systems which naturally arise from such moduli spaces, focussing on irregular isomonodromic deformations and their topological version, consisting of wild mapping class group actions on wild character varieties.
More specifically, a large part of my work is motivated by the question of the classification of these moduli spaces in genus zero, including the construction of combinatorial invariants for them, and the construction of explicit isomorphisms between different wild character varieties. I have also been interested in the explicit description of wild mapping class groups.
You can find my CV here.
Before that, I did my Phd at the Paris-Saclay university, under the direction of Philip Boalch, then held several postdoctoral positions: at the University of Geneva, in the team of Anton Alekseev, then as a junior FCT researcher in the Group of mathematical physics in Lisbon.
My research deals with moduli spaces of meromorphic connections with irregular singularities on Riemann surfaces, which can also be viewed, via the Riemann-Hilbert-Birkhoff correspondence, as moduli spaces for their generalized monodromy data, a.k.a Stokes data, giving rise to wild character varieties.
I am also interested in the integrable systems which naturally arise from such moduli spaces, focussing on irregular isomonodromic deformations and their topological version, consisting of wild mapping class group actions on wild character varieties.
More specifically, a large part of my work is motivated by the question of the classification of these moduli spaces in genus zero, including the construction of combinatorial invariants for them, and the construction of explicit isomorphisms between different wild character varieties. I have also been interested in the explicit description of wild mapping class groups.
You can find my CV here.
Articles
- Twisted local G-wild mapping class groups, with Gabriele Rembado and Daisuke Yamakawa, preprint, 2025.
- Simplification of exponential factors of irregular connections on P1, preprint, 2025.
- Basic representations of genus zero nonabelian Hodge spaces, preprint, 2024.
- Moduli spaces of untwisted wild Riemann surfaces, with Gabriele Rembado and Matteo Tamiozzo, preprint, 2024.
- A topological algorithm for the Fourier transform of Stokes data at infinity, with Andreas Hohl, preprint, 2024.
- Twisted local wild mapping class groups: configuration spaces, fission trees and complex braids, with Philip Boalch and Gabriele Rembado, to appear in PRIMS.
- Topology of irregular isomonodromy times on a fixed pointed curve, with Gabriele Rembado, Transformation groups, 2023.
- Local wild mapping class groups and cabled braids, with Gabriele Rembado and Matteo Tamiozzo, to appear in Annales Institut Fourier.
- Diagrams and irregular connections on the Riemann sphere, preprint, 2021.
Some talks
- From linear to nonlinear differential equations, via topology, Lisbon, February 2025, slides.
- Dualities between genus zero wild nonabelian Hodge spaces, Lisbon, September 2024, slides, video.
- On the Fourier transform of Stokes data of irregular connections, Recife, Feburary 2024, slides.
- Isomonodromic deformations and generalised braid groups, Lisbon, Feburary 2023, slides.
- Diagrams and the classification of wild character varieties, Painlevé online seminar, April 2022, slides.
Other scientific texts
- My Phd Thesis.
- Classification des connexions méromorphes, masters thesis in mathematics, under the direction of Philip Boalch.
- The black hole information paradox: a critical review, masters thesis in theoretical physics, under the direction of Marios Petropoulos.
- (with Eric Poisson) Gravitomagnetic tidal response in rotating neutron stars, Phys.Rev.D 95 (2017) 4, 044023