Yuri Lima Math

Yuri Lima is a mathematician, researcher, and full professor at the Institute of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of São Paulo (USP). His work focuses on dynamical systems, ergodic theory, probability, and combinatorics, with particular interest in the chaotic behavior of complex systems. Through mathematical research, he investigates how abstract structures can help describe evolving processes in fields such as physics, biology, astronomy, and information theory.

Lima’s website brings together information about his research, publications, teaching, supervision, and community activities. Visitors can explore recent work on topics including non-uniformly hyperbolic flows, geodesic flows, and measures of maximal entropy, as well as browse his broader list of publications. The site also highlights Jangada Dinâmica and provides ways to learn about his academic community involvement and get in touch.

His profile features research recognition and affiliations, including membership in the Brazilian Academy of Sciences and The World Academy of Sciences, support from Instituto Serrapilheira, and a Royal Society–Newton Advanced Fellowship.