Dmitry Savin

Dmitry Savin is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at Brunel University, affiliated with the College of Engineering, Design and Physical Sciences. His research focuses on applied mathematics and mathematical physics, particularly random matrix theory (RMT) applied to quantum and wave chaos in open systems.

His work investigates statistical methods for quantifying chaotic behavior in complex systems, with applications in scattering theory, quantum transport, and electromagnetic experiments. Recent publications analyze resonance widths, time-delay matrices, and non-universal features in chaotic cavities.

As a PhD supervisor, he explores topics like universal response in open wave systems and RMT applications in digital communications. He collaborates with the BURST research group and contributes to understanding interference effects and collective excitations in disordered media.