About
Johan Taflin is a Lecturer at the University of Burgundy, affiliated with the Institute of Mathematics of Burgundy (IMB) under the Faculty of Science. His research focuses on complex dynamics in several variables and pluripotential theory, with significant contributions to attracting sets, equidistribution, and moduli spaces of dynamical systems. He has led the ANR DynAtrois project since 2025 and oversees the new Master of Mathematics program launching in 2025.
Research Interests:
- Complex dynamics in projective spaces and several variables
- Pluripotential theory and its applications
- Dynamical systems, attractors, and moduli spaces
- Interdisciplinary links with mathematical physics and algebraic geometry
Publications Trends: His work spans complex dynamics, including studies on blenders, postcritically finite maps, and equidistribution toward Green currents. Key subfields include holomorphic endomorphisms, algebraic geometry, and mathematical physics.
Leadership: He directs the ANR DynAtrois project (2025–2030) and manages the Dijon Master of Mathematics program, which emphasizes fundamental and applied mathematics with ties to artificial intelligence.
