I'm a
member at the
School of Mathematics of the
Institute for Advanced Study. My research is generously funded by a
Postdoc Mobility Fellowship of the
Swiss National Science Foundation (Grant number
235409).
Email address: kogler@ias.edu
I recently completed my PhD at the
University of Oxford under the supervision of Emmanuel Breuillard and also mentored by Péter Varjú. During the first two years of my doctoral studies, I was based at the
University of Cambridge as part of the
CCIMI cohort. Prior to my doctorate, I earned a master’s degree in mathematics from
ETH Zürich in 2020.
My research is at the intersection of probability, analysis, dynamics and number theory. In pure mathematics, I focus broadly on random walks on Lie groups, particularly self-similar measures, and since very recently also on understanding random polynomials. I am increasingly interested in applying mathematics to other topcis and have worked on mathematical aspects of machine learning, particularly random neural networks. From a certain viewpoint, these are closely related to random walks on Lie groups.
I am excited about using AI to make progress on questions I find interesting. I will only publish work that I can understand and write about. I am very open to discussing where the field is going and to hearing constructive criticism of my research practice. Please get in touch if you want to chat.
Image Copyright: Maria O'Leary, Institute for Advanced Study.