About
Professor Armando Martino is currently Director of Student Engagement for Mathematics, with various roles including chairing the Student Staff Liaison Committee (Maths) and NSS champion.
Research
Research groups
Research interests
- Geometric Group Theory
- Actions on Trees and Bass-Serre Theory
- Automorphisms of Free Groups
- Deformation Spaces
- Probabilistic Methods for Infinite Discrete Groups
Current research
Armando's interests are in Geometric Group Theory, but specifically in automorphisms of free groups, actions on trees and spaces of trees, and in probabilistic problems in infinite discrete groups.
Research projects
Completed projects
Researchers:
Sponsor: Leverhulme Trust
Researchers:
Sponsor: EPSRC
Publications
24 publications
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Naomi Andrew & Armando Martino,
2024, Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society
Type: article
Stefano Francaviglia, Armando Martino & Dionysios Syrigos,
2024, Annales de l'Institut Fourier
Type: article
Matthew Collins & Armando Martino,
2024, Communications in Algebra, 52(6), 2269-2281
Type: article
François Dahmani, Stefano Francaviglia, Armando Martino & Nicholas Touikan,
2023
Type: other
Armando Martino & Naomi Andrew,
2022, Journal of Algebra, 604, 451-495
Type: article
Armando Martino, Matthew Tointon, Motiejus Valiunas & Enric Ventura,
2021, Israel Journal of Mathematics, 244(2), 539-588
Type: article
Stefano Francaviglia & Armando Martino,
2021, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society
Type: article
Stefano Francaviglia & Armando Martino,
2021, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, 374(5), 3215-3264
DOI: 10.1090/tran/8333
Type: article
Stefano Francaviglia, Armando Martino & Dionysios Syrigos,
2021, Archiv der Mathematik, 116(4), 369-383
Type: article
Armando Martino, Dionysios Syrigos & Stefano Francaviglia,
2020, Glasnik Matematicki , 55(75), 301-336
DOI: 10.3336/gm.55.2.09
Type: article
Teaching
Armando currently teaches Galois Theory (MATH3086) and Linear Algebra 2 (MATH1049).
Biography
Armando Martino joined Southampton in 2008 having previously worked as a postdoctoral fellow - under the Ramon y Cajal scheme - in Barcelona.