Martin Lotz School of Mathematics James Clerk Maxwell Building The King's Buildings The University of Edinburgh Edinburgh, EH9 3JZ e-mail: first dot last at ed dot ac dot uk

About...

After growing up in Germany, Argentina and Mexico, I studied Mathematics in Basel, the ETH (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) in Zürich, and the University of Paderborn, where I finished my doctorate in Algebraic Complexity Theory. I have worked as a post-doctoral researcher at the City University of Hong Kong, as a DFG Research Fellow at the University of Oxford, and currently as a Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh, supported by a Leverhulme Trust and Seggie Brown Fellowship. I'm associated to the Compressed Sensing Group, the Algorithms and Complexity Group in the School of Informatics, and also maintain contact with the Edinburgh Research Group in Optimization.

Curriculum Vitae

Research Interests

My interests span a wide range of mathematics and its applications. My current work explores connections between conic optimization theory and compressed sensing thresholds. Past work has been in algebraic complexity theory, computational algebra and geometry, foundations of numerical analysis, combinatorics, and probability theory. Besides my fundamental research interests, I am also interested in practical applications of optimization methods.

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