Alexandra Otiman

My field of study is complex differential geometry, more specifically, I am interested in complex manifolds carrying special structures. A distinguished place in this field belongs to Kähler manifolds, which lie at the intersection of complex, symplectic and Riemannian geometry. This interplay provided numerous techniques and groundbreaking results. Constant effort has been put in the last decades to find suitable generalizations of Kähler metrics, as a first attempt towards understanding the non-Kähler world. My research deals with studying these non-Kähler special metrics and understanding the particularities of complex manifolds carrying them. Often this means combining very diverse techniques, coming from topology, complex analysis or even number theory, which makes non-Kähler geometry a really captivating topic.