Eduardo Alejandro Silva Müller

Dr. Eduardo Alejandro Silva Müller is a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Mathematical Stochastics, University of Münster, Germany, mentored by David Kerr and Chiranjib Mukherjee. His research focuses on geometric group theory, particularly the interplay between random walks, Poisson boundaries, and asymptotic entropy on countable groups.

• Specializes in long-scale behavior of random walks on amenable groups
• Researches Poisson boundary identification and entropy properties
• Investigates geometric properties of Cayley graphs and dead ends
• Active in percolation theory on non-abelian groups

Recent research trends include studying continuity of asymptotic entropy across wreath products and free solvable groups, with a particular emphasis on Thompson's group T and its boundary properties. His work bridges probabilistic methods with geometric and dynamical aspects of group theory.

Active in academic service through conference participation and seminar organization, including:

• Organizer of 2025 Oberwolfach workshop on group dynamics
• Speaker at 2025 New York Group Theory Seminar
• Poster presenter at GAGTA 2023 in Vienna