Sebastian Ferrer Martinez

Sebastian Ferrer Martinez is a researcher at Universidad de Murcia specializing in Mechanics of Particles and Systems, Dynamical Systems, and Celestial Mechanics. He earned his Ph.D. from Universidad de Zaragoza (1979) with a thesis on three-body integration and Trojan asteroids. His work focuses on Hamiltonian systems, resonance dynamics, and symmetry reduction in galactic and orbital mechanics.

• Research group: Applied Mathematics in Science and Engineering
• Key collaborations: Francisco Crespo, Martin Lara, Jan-Cees van der Meer

His research bridges theoretical mathematics and engineering, with notable contributions to integrable systems, bifurcation theory, and perturbed oscillators. Publications span 1980–2021, emphasizing applications in satellite theory, rigid body dynamics, and galactic tidal models.