Maria Letizia Bertotti

Prof. Maria Letizia Bertotti is a Tenured Full Professor in the Faculty of Engineering at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. Her research focuses on applied mathematics, particularly in socio-economic modeling, network dynamics, and mathematical physics. She teaches courses such as Classical Mechanics and Mathematical Analysis II for engineering programs.

Her work bridges theoretical mathematics with real-world applications, including economic inequality models, opinion dynamics, and complex network analysis. Recent research highlights include studies on polarization phenomena, taxation strategies against inequality, and stochastic processes in socio-economic systems.

Prof. Bertotti has authored numerous publications in mathematical journals and actively contributes to interdisciplinary research, combining computational methods with engineering challenges like ropeway simulation and optimization. Her academic contributions reflect a commitment to both foundational mathematics and its practical implications in policy and technology.