About
I’m Noam Borgnia, a master’s student in mathematical physics. My research lives at the intersection ofgeometric probability theory and dynamical systems, with applications in statistical physics and quantum information.
I’m interested in how geometric and probabilistic structure — invariant measures, curvature, large deviations, entropy — controls the long-time behavior of physical systems, and how those same ideas reappear when we ask what a quantum system can know about itself.
Currently
- Master’s research in geometric probability & dynamical systems.
- Building simulations to test conjectures before proving them.
- Writing expository notes as I learn.