Ritisha and I, 17.03.2025
Ritisha and I, 17.03.2025
Research Theme:
My research explores how complex systems behave over time when randomness, interaction, learning, and control intersect. I am especially interested in ergodicity—the idea that a system’s long-run behavior becomes independent of its initial state—and how this principle can fail, emerge, or be shaped through control and learning.
All my research papers can be found in Google Scholar, ResearchGate, ORCID ID, Scopus ID, and here is my LinkedIn profile link.
PhD:
Thesis Ttitle: Convergence Results for Ergodic Control of Ensembles Via Iterated Function Systems, PhD thesis Link.
Advisors: Prof. Robert Shorten and Prof. Jakub Marecek.
Math Genealogy: Link.
Institution: Control and Decision Science group within the department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at University College Dublin, Ireland.
Teaching Experience:
Ergodic Control on Random Graphs, at University of Galway, Womens in Mathematics Day Celebration.
Personal
I was born in Subhashgram and spent my school life in Harinavi, a suburban area of Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, India.