Maria Przybylska

Dr. hab. Maria Przybylska is a Professor at the Department of Theoretical Physics, Institute of Physics, University of Zielona Góra. She holds the position of Director of the Institute of Physics. Her research focuses on theoretical physics, with emphasis on non-integrable systems, Hamiltonian dynamics, and relativistic mechanics. She has contributed significantly to understanding integrability criteria in classical and quantum systems, including works on electromagnetic traps, rigid body dynamics, and celestial mechanics.

Her academic background includes habilitation (dr hab.) in physics, reflecting her advanced scholarly contributions. She is affiliated with the University of Zielona Góra, where her office (Room 413) is located at the Teaching Building (A-29). Her work spans interdisciplinary topics such as quantum dots, relativistic charged particles, and geometric mechanics.

Research trends in her articles emphasize the analysis of integrability in complex systems, including non-integrable Hamiltonian systems, relativistic potentials in curved space, and chaotic dynamics. Notable themes include the exploration of Liouville integrability, gyroscopic systems, and the interplay between electromagnetic fields and particle dynamics.

Prof. Przybylska has published extensively in top-tier journals, with over 50 articles since 2002. Her work often employs differential Galois theory and symmetry analysis to address integrability questions, contributing to both foundational and applied theoretical physics.