Sam Jeralds

Dr Sam Jeralds is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. His work intersects mathematical research with broader themes like Climate and Environmental Change, Decision-Making for a Sustainable Future, and Data and Decisions. He contributes to the fields of Representation Theory and Lie Algebras.

Research strengths:

• Geometric Invariant Theory
• Affine Kac-Moody Lie Algebras
• Tensor Products and Decomposition
• Weight Polytopes and Root Components
• Dominant Weight Polyhedra
• Geometric Satake

Publications (trends): His recent work explores tensor product decompositions in affine Lie algebras, geometric methods in representation theory, and combinatorial structures like Kostka polynomials and polytopes.