Marco Abete

My field of study is complex analysis and complex geometry. More specifically I have worked on geometric function theory in several complex variables, on complex differential geometry and on holomorphic dynamical systems. I like these topics because they are strongly interdisciplinary, relying on ideas and techniques coming from analysis, algebra, geometry, topology, number theory, mathematical physics and so on — and, of course, on ideas and techniques originated specifically in these areas — with a very fruitful and exciting mixing of thoughts and arguments leading to new results and new theories.

I strongly believe that mathematics should be shared, and should be shared worldwide, without any boundary of any kind (geographic, political, or gender, religion, ethnicity, etc.). Furthermore, mathematics (and the way of thinking which is the fundamental basis of mathematics) is becoming more and more important for understanding and living in the contemporary digital world. For these reasons I have decided to do my part and to help in sharing and teaching mathematics around the world, and in particular in countries less in contact (for whatever reason) with the more recent developments of mathematics. It also is a wonderful way to meet and know different cultures and different ways of living and thinking — and to learn from people I meet. It is always a two-way exchange, and the things I discover, the people I have conversations with, the experiences I have make me a better mathematicians and, I hope, a better person. So thank you for giving me this opportunity.