Samuel Edwards
About Me
I am currently a Gibbs Assistant Professor at Yale University. I was previously a Postdoctoral Fellow (also at Yale) funded by a scholarship from the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation. I received my Ph.D. from Uppsala University in 2018, where I studied under the supervision of Andreas Strömbergsson.
Research
I study problems related to automorphic functions and homogeneous dynamics. I am particularly interested in using methods from spectral and representation theory to prove results related to effective equidistribution. Here is a copy of my CV.
Publications
Articles
with Minju Lee and Hee Oh: Anosov groups: local mixing, counting, and equidistribution (preprint, 2020) link arXiv
with Hee Oh: Spectral gap and exponential mixing on geometrically finite manifolds (to appear in Duke Math. J., 2020) arXiv
Effective equidistribution of the horocycle flow on geometrically finite hyperbolic surfaces (IMRN, 2019) link arXiv
Renormalization of integrals of Eisenstein series and analytic continuation of representations (Journal of Number Theory, 2019) link arXiv
On the rate of equidistribution of expanding translates of horospheres in Γ\G (preprint, 2017) arXiv
On the rate of equidistibution of expanding horospheres in finite-volume quotients of SL(2,C) (Journal of Modern Dynamics, 2017) link arXiv
Other
Some applications of representation theory in homogeneous dynamics and automorphic functions (Ph. D. Thesis, 2018) link
Effective equidistribution of horospheres in infinite volume quotients of SO(n,1) by geometrically finite groups (Ph. D. Thesis Chapter, 2018) link
On the equidistribution of translates of orbits of symmetric subgroups in Γ\G (Ph. D. Thesis Chapter, 2018) link
The rate of mixing for diagonal flows on spaces of affine lattices (M.Sc. Thesis, 2013) link